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Latest post Fri, May 27 2005 12:41 AM by hiperaktif. 1 replies.
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hiperaktif  +  103268 Fri, 27 May 05 12:41 AM
Hi all..

could anyone please help me?

I am looking for a list that has most common phrasal verbs..
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CalifJim  +  103334 Fri, 27 May 05 06:33 AM
Google "phrasal verbs".

Take just about any one-syllable non-Latinate verb, like "come, go, turn, pick, bring, take, put, get, give" and add one of the particles "up, down, in, out, on, off, away, back, " and you're bound to get some kind of phrasal verb!

get back, take back, take up, pick up, bring out, pick out, come down, ...

These often have both a literal and an idiomatic meaning.

CJ
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