Phrasal verbs
A phrasal verb is a verb + adverb/preposition. (The adverb/preposition is called a particle when you’re talking about phrasal verbs.) Phrasal verbs are very common in English.
You’re going to watch a video called 10 Basic Kitchen Phrasal Verbs. Before you watch, look at the list of phrasal verbs below. Do you know what they mean?
Check (?) the ones you think you know.If you're not sure, click on the pronunciation column to hear the word in context.
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under the video to hear more examples.
| I know it. | Word/Expression | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| take out | ||
| put away | ||
| spray down | ||
| wipe up | ||
| scrub off | ||
| rinse out | ||
| open up | ||
| close up | ||
| sort out | ||
| dump out | ||
| shake up |
Learn and practice
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