Identificación y uso de "phrasal verbs" en inglés

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Many idioms or idiomatic expressions contain phrasal verbs. For example:

Feel under: Phrasal Verb
Feel under the weather: Idiom
Make up: Phrasal Verb
Make up something on spot: Idiom
Phrasal

Raúl Adolfo Sánchez Rodríguez

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More phrasal verbs:

Call off

Do over

Look forward to

Hold on

Figure out

Juan Ignacio Bacella

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The Doors - Break On Through (To The Other Side)

Angela Mateus

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:) I hope this helps

feel under the weather => Not fell ok, felling a litlee bit down broke down => It's not longer worked ended up => the result, like finally come up with => be creative with something freaking out => go crazy, lost your mind make up something on spot => invent or creative something without preparation

Thks

Maria Dolores Aguilar Guardado

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I felt under the weather a week ago. I am freaking out because the traffic is too infernal during rush hours. My sister is looking forward to visiting Guatemala again. I was late for school so I had to make up something on spot.

Felipe Bernardo González Barranco

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Thank you!

Maria de los Angeles Marroquin Romero

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Jimmy Caicedo

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I'm looking forward to watching movies in English and understanding them without subtitles. Honestly learning English was scary at the beginning but, little by little I figure out that isn't a big deal, instead, is challenging and enjoyable.

Norma Yamileth Diaz Escobar

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I have a question. In the case that I use a phrasal verb next to the verb, I need to put “to”?

David Carrillo Castillo

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"I need to figure out the solution for this problem"

I think depends on the sentence that it is

Huáscar Suárez Chávez

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Don't try to solve it off yourself.
There's no need to turn it on. Hold on, I know what to do.
This isn't working as I think it should, we have to call off and call Mike.
You will break it, you need to turn it off and do it over.
I just figure out my thesis topic.
I'm looking forward to how we are going to use React in this project.

Carlos David Mesa Gómez

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My boss had to call off the morning meeting because the poor internet conection I haven´t figure out what the problem is, please hold on a moment The data than you sent to me yesterday were wrong, i need to do the report over

Victor Vivas

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is this ok? 1._ i'm looking the best way to learn english, i need to figure it out. 2._ i have some troubles i must to call of the dinner 3._ can you hold on for a moment, please

Orlando castellanos

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1 i need to figure it out the best way to learn english 2 i have some troubles i must call OFF the dinner 3 can you hold on for a moment please?

Brandon Rodrigo Henríquez Bonilla

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😃 I hope this helps

feel under the weather => Not fell ok, felling a litlee bit down broke down => It’s not longer worked ended up => the result, like finally come up with => be creative with something freaking out => go crazy, lost your mind make up something on spot => invent or creative something without preparation

Thk

Emmanuel Chávez Mera

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that was great Brandon!

Valeria Quirama Pineda

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I am not completly sure about it

julyabeltran

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I tried many times to learn English however I feel like I don't have any progress. I definitely have to figure out the best way to learn for that reason I look forward to start on platzi because it is a new methodology that I can use. I don't want to call off my intention to learn that why I gonna to do the exercises and the activities for improve

Abraham Cutberto Rivera Ramírez

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I have to call of my date, because my mom needs my help to install an app in her phone.
I NEED TO FIGURE OUT PHRASAL VERBS
I have to do over my homework
I'll be back in 5 minutes, hold on.
I´m looking forward to travel to talentland 2023

German Beyer

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Hold on = wait a moment Figure out = understand / find the answer Do over = do again Call off = Cancel Look forward to = Pleassed or excited about something that is going to happen

Daniel Buitrago

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Phrasal verbs are important because they are extremely common in informal English, and unless you are familiar with their meanings, understanding informal language will be difficult. In addition, learning to use phrasal verbs correctly will help you sound natural in casual conversation.