100 Phrasal Verbs | Transitive vs Intransitive Phrasal Verbs | Language Structure Usage & Linguistics IV
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| Transitive vs Intransitive Phrasal Verbs |
Transitive Phrasal Verbs:
- Break down – The mechanic had to break down the engine to fix it.
- Call off – They called off the meeting due to bad weather.
- Fill up – Can you please fill up my water bottle?
- Give up – She had to give up her seat on the bus to an elderly person.
- Hand in – Please hand in your homework by Friday.
- Make up – Can we make up the time we lost during the meeting?
- Pick up – I have to pick up my sister from the airport tonight.
- Put off – They had to put off the party until next weekend.
- Set up – We need to set up the chairs for the meeting.
- Take off – She took off her hat and scarf when she entered the room.
- Turn off – Can you please turn off the lights when you leave the room?
- Work out – He needs to work out the details of the project before presenting it.
Intransitive Phrasal Verbs:
- Back up – The traffic backed up on the highway.
- Break up – The couple decided to break up after months of arguments.
- Calm down – She had to calm down after hearing the news.
- Come in – Please come in and make yourself comfortable.
- Fall apart – The old building was falling apart due to neglect.
- Get along – The new coworkers get along very well.
- Go out – They decided to go out for dinner instead of cooking at home.
- Hang out – The teenagers love to hang out at the mall on weekends.
- Look around – Can we look around the museum before leaving?
- Pass out – He passed out from exhaustion after working all night.
- Run out – We ran out of milk this morning, I need to go buy more.
- Show up – She showed up late for the meeting.
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