Image by master1305 on Freepik hrasal verbs are special phrases made by combining a verb (the action word) with one or more little words called particles. These particles can be prepositions or adverbs, like "up," "down," "in," or "out." When we put them together, we get new meanings that aren't always easy to guess.
Phrasal verbs are very common in spoken English wherein we often use shorter, more casual expressions to express ideas more efficiently, which is crucial in fast-paced conversations. Below are some of the phrasal verbs that are frequently used whenever we are talking about how we relate to other people. 1. Get along (with someone) - To have a good relationship or rapport (pronounced as /ra-pawr/) with someone.
2. Make up (with someone) - To reconcile or resolve a conflict with someone.
3. Break up (with someone) - To end a romantic relationship with someone.
4. Fall for (someone) - To develop strong romantic feelings for someone.
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