Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verbs :
Many English verbs occur with one or more prepositions or adverbs where the meaning is not really apparent from the different elements. Here is a list of many of these combinations for the verbs. We have omitted most of the forms considered slang.
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Phrasal Verbs : E
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Eat into : deplete
The number of returns began to eat into their profits. -
Eat out : dine in a restaurant
Do you eat out often? -
Eat up : enjoy enormously
She ate up the evening's entertainment. -
End up : reach a place
I don't know how. but I ended up in Cleveland. -
Enter into : take an active role in
He entered into politics late in life. -
Enter on : set out, begin
Today we enter on the new phase of our project. -
Enter upon : set out, begin
Today we enter on the new phase of our project. -
Explain away : minimize
He kept trying to explain away the illegal contributions.
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