PHRASAL VERB

Definition

A Phrasal verb is a phrase consisting of a verb and a preposition or particle that form a single unit and have a different meaning than a single verb. Phrasal verbs are often confusing for English learners because they have many meanings and are used in different contexts.

A phrasal is a combination of a verb and a particle. Then it becomes a prepositional form but does not worklike a preposition.

 

Example Of Phrasal Verb

• Log in "After you log in you can access the data."
• Log out "After your lesson, log out so your information remains private."
• Slip-on "Jess slips on her shoes before she goes outside."
• Slip off "She quickly slips off her shoes every time she goes inside the house."