Phrasal verbs

Phrasal verbs are verbs formed by a verb and a preposition or a verb and two prepositions.
They have different meanings from the original of the separate parts.
Get over  recover from
Put away  keep in the right place Sometimes a preposition is also
called an adverb particle
They can be transitive and intransitive
Intransitive: no object manages to live

She doesn’t earn a lot of money, but she gets by. (get by doesn’t have an object)
Transitive: there’s an object
You should back up your ideas with examples

Support object

If the object is a noun, it can come either between the verb and preposition or after the
preposition.
Turn the TV on = turn on the TV

If the object is a pronoun, it must come between the verb and the preposition
Turn it on

Some phrasal verb to learn

Bring up (take care, educate)

Carry out (conduct)
Come down to ( be equivalent to)
Come to ( when it comes to … = when the subject in context is …)
Come up with (think of an idea)
End up (finally do something)
Narrow down (reduce)
Pick out (choose)
Point out (explain, emphasize)
Set up (get ready)
Turn out (happen, be, become)
Turn up – (show up, be present)
Work out (discover, find an answer)