Phrasal verb = verb + up / after / off jaisa; matlab badal sakta hai. Roz ke: get up, look after, put off. look at / look for / depend on = topic 47. get used to = topic 48. Idioms = topic 65.
1. Kya hai
Phrasal = verb + chhota word (up, after, off). Matlab aksar alag: look after = care, dekhna nahi. look at = dekhna (topic 47).
| Type | Object kahan | Pronoun |
|---|---|---|
| Separable (object beech me aa sake) | beech ya end: put off the match / put the match off | put it off — not put off it |
| Inseparable (object sirf end pe) | sirf end: look after the children | look after them — not look them after |
| No object | chhote word ke baad stop | I get up at six. The auto broke down. |
Yeh poori English ki list nahi. Roz ke common phrasal. Naye phrasal dictionary se.
2. get up / look after / put off
| Phrasal | Matlab | Yaad rakho |
|---|---|---|
| get up | bed se uthna | I get up at six. Not get up the bed. (leave bed = get out of bed) |
| look after | care — inseparable | Amma looks after the children. look at = topic 47. |
| put off | baad me shift (postpone) — separable | They put off the exam. / put it off. |
| call off | cancel — separable | They called off the match. (rain). put off = later, not cancel. |
| give up | chhodna / quit | He gave up cricket. I give up. give it up. |
| find out | pata lagana | Find out the train time. find it out. |
get up ka up uthna hai, used to nahi (topic 48). look forward to seeing yahan nahi (topic 47).
3. Roz ki list + object kahan
| Phrasal | Matlab | Type |
|---|---|---|
| turn on / turn off | switch | separable: turn the fan on / turn it off |
| put on / take off | kapde pehenna / utarna. Plane bhi takes off | clothes = separable |
| pick up | uthana / station se lena / phone | separable: pick me up |
| throw away | fenkna (rubbish) | separable: throw it away |
| fill in | form complete (British) | separable: fill it in. fill out = American, yahan nahi. |
| grow up / come back / set off | bada hona / wapas / journey start (British) | aksar no object: He grew up in Pune. We set off at dawn. |
| break down | gaadi kharab | no object: The auto broke down. |
| run out of | khatam | inseparable + of: We ran out of milk. |
go on = continue: Go on. I'm listening. Word pairs = topic 64. Idioms = topic 65. Lamba exam list yahan nahi.
4. Examples
Bold = phrasal verb.
- I get up at six.
- Amma looks after the children.
- She looks after them.
- They put off the exam until Monday.
- The exam is heavy. Put it off.
- They called off the match because of rain.
- He gave up cricket last year.
- Find out the train time.
- Turn on the fan. Turn it off later.
- Put on a sweater. Take off your shoes at the door.
- Can you pick me up from the station?
- Throw away the old rice. Throw it away.
- Fill in this form. Fill it in with a black pen.
- He grew up in Pune. We set off at dawn.
- The auto broke down. We ran out of petrol.
5. Common mistakes
6. Practice
A. 10 MCQ
B. 5 fill-in
C. 3 sentences
Model answers neeche. Ek get up, ek look after, ek put off.
- get up: I get up at six.
- look after: Amma looks after the children.
- put off: They put off the exam until Monday.
7. Answer key
MCQ
- a) get up — uthna. get on / look after alag matlab.
- a) looks after — care. look at / for = topic 47.
- a) put off — postpone. called off = cancel.
- b) it off — pronoun beech me. put off it galat.
- a) called off — cancel. put off = later.
- b) gave up — quit. set off = journey start.
- a) Turn on — switch. look after = care.
- a) broke down — gaadi kharab. no object.
- b) ran out of — khatam. of zaroori.
- a) Fill in — British form. fill up = tank, yahan nahi.
Fill-in
- get up — no object.
- looks after — Amma singular. look after bhi stem OK.
- put off — postpone. separable noun end bhi OK in full sentence.
- it off — pronoun middle.
- I look at the board. — look after = care, yahan dekhna = topic 47.
Model sentences
- I get up at six.
- Amma looks after the children.
- They put off the exam until Monday.
Check: get up / look after / put off; call off = cancel; pronoun = put it off; look at/for = topic 47; fill in (British form); run out of; look forward to = topic 47; get used to = topic 48; idioms = topic 65.
