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       ENGLISH NITE FOR SS2
       By: PNHS Date: January 25, 2021, 11:50 am
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       Title:None,Content:A pharsal verb a verb combined with an adverb
       or preposition or sometimes both,to give a new meaning. For
       example, go in for,win over,take part, and see to.it comprised
       of a verb and particles. The meaning of these combinations may
       not be obvious or obscure.Each combination may consist of a verb
       and one or two particles conveying either obvious or obscure
       meanings.when the meaning is obscure, it becomes and idiomatic
       expression.on the other hand,it becomes unidiomatic when the
       other way round. Examples of phrasal verbs include: put
       out_quench,put off_postpone,come out_appear, go up_rise,turn
       down_refuse to consider, get along_manage,give in_surrender,
       bring up_raise,hold over_defer,etc.
       Note that they are two types of phrasal verbs.transitive
       phrasal verbs  which require an object to make meaning,eg the
       CALLED OFF the meeting, and the intransitive phrasal verb which
       requires no object,eg the car BROKE DOWN.
       Title:None,Content:It should also be noted that a phrasal verb
       may have more than meaning eg I FELL IN WITH an old friend of
       mine. (Meet by chance). I am ready to FALL IN WITH any thing you
       propose(agree to).Also a change of one of the particles may
       signal a change in the meaning of the phrasal verb eg stand up
       for (support),stand up to (oppose), etc. Phrasal verbs can also
       be referred to as seperable phrasal verb.This is when the verbs
       and the prepositions can be separated. Eg TURN ON the
       light.Please TURN the light ON.However ,nonseparable phrasal
       verbs are those that can not be separated. They always remain
       together to make meaning. Examples look after(passed away), give
       up,etc.Example he PASSED AWAY yesterday(died).Not that all
       intransitive phrasal verbs are inseparable. ASSIGNMENT new
       Oxford Secondary English Course For SS2.PAGE 146:questions 1-10.
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