Introduction to Phrasal Verbs

What Are Phrasal Verbs?

• • A phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and one or more prepositions (like "up," "in," or "on") that creates a new meaning.
  • Example: "Look up" means to search for information.

• Why Are Phrasal Verbs Important?

  • They are commonly used in English and can make your speech more natural and fluent.

Common Phrasal Verbs 

Introduce the following phrasal verbs with simple examples:

1. Get up - to rise from bed.

   • Example: I get up at 7 AM every day.

2. Turn on - to start something (like a machine or a device).

   • Example: Can you turn on the TV?

3. Run out (of) - to finish a supply of something.

   • Example: We’ve run out of milk.

4. Give up - to stop trying.

   • Example: Don’t give up! You can do it.

5. Look after - to take care of someone or something.

   • Example: I look after my younger brother.