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It is a verb that is made up of the main verb plus either a preposition or an adverb.
Examples:
The same verb can change the meaning according to the preposition used.
Examples:
Look at / Look for
The bomb could go at any moment.
off
on
Please, go . Don't let me interrupt you.
Different preposition change meaning.
Sometimes the same verb with the same preposition change the meaning of the context.
Example:
Pass on
leave quickly / waste water/ reproduce (photocopies)
Transitive verbs require an object to complete their meaning.
If someone says: “I’m looking for”
You would automatically think “Looking for what? Looking for whom?”
I am looking for my keys.
NOTE: Transitive phrasal verbs can be separated.
You cannot have an object after an intransitive phrasal verb.
Example:
I get up at 7 every morning.
You cannot “get up something”. Get up is an intransitive phrasal verb.
NOTE: Intransitive phrasal verbs never be separated.