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Use Phrasal Verbs Effectively

This set contains 12 annotated sentences.

Read the sentence first. Open the explanation only when you need a closer look.

Dataset version: enGram 3.4, Jan 2024

Reading mode

Read the annotated phrases without extra detail.

01

 I  wake up at 7 AM every day.

Open explanation and translation

I wake up at 7 AM every day.

Patterns
wake — woke — woken
02

 Can  you  turn down the music?

Open explanation and translation

Can you turn down the music?

03

 It  's too  loud.

Open explanation and translation

It 's too loud.

04

 We  ran out of milk this morning.

Open explanation and translation

We ran out of milk this morning.

Patterns
run — ran — run
05

Please  fill out this form.

Open explanation and translation

Please fill out this form.

06

 I  need  to hand in my assignment tomorrow.

Open explanation and translation

I need to hand in my assignment tomorrow.

07

 Let's  hang out this weekend.

Open explanation and translation

Let's hang out this weekend.

Patterns
let — let — let^hang — hung — hung
08

 She  's  looking forward to the concert.

Open explanation and translation

She 's looking forward to the concert.

09

 I  'll  pick you up at 8 PM.

Open explanation and translation

I 'll pick you up at 8 PM.

10

 They  called off the meeting due to bad weather.

Open explanation and translation

They called off the meeting due to bad weather.

11

 I  came across an old photo of us yesterday.

Open explanation and translation

I came across an old photo of us yesterday.

Patterns
come — came — come^an old photo
12

 He  's  getting over a cold right now.

Open explanation and translation

He 's getting over a cold right now.

Patterns
get — got — gotten

Reasoning in context

Move from a real sentence to a reusable frame

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