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    This document provides examples of phrasal verbs in English, where a verb is combined with a preposition or adverb to have a phrasal meaning. Some examples given are explode which means blow up/away, discard which means throw away, resemble which means look like, and postpone which means put off.

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    This document provides examples of phrasal verbs in English, where a verb is combined with a preposition or adverb to have a phrasal meaning. Some examples given are explode which means blow up/away, discard which means throw away, resemble which means look like, and postpone which means put off.

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    English

    Phasal verbs
    Explode Blow up/away
    Discard Throw away
    Resemble Look like
    Postpone (adiar) Put off
    Recollect/Remember Look back on
    Cancel Call off
    Recover* Get over*
    Die Pass away
    Find Come across
    Create Make up
    Choose Pick up
    Continue Carry on
    Happen Take place
    Wait Hold on
    omit Leave out
    Admire Look up to
    Exercise Work up

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