In this section we look at common phrasal verbs of movement with on, off and out. We also look at phrasal verbs + preposition, eg….I got off at Cuatro Caminos (Me baje en Cuatro Caminos).
On, off and out are often used with verbs of movement:
- We got on the train at 8:30 in the morning.
- Why did you drive off without saying goodbye?
- Did you find it very dark, going through the tunnel, on the way to San Rafael?
- Why did you walk out of the room without saying anything?
- I went back home by train.
Often phrasal verbs are followed by a preposition:
- I couldn’t keep up with him because he was walking too fast.
- You have to face up to your responsibilities, you´re nearly 40.
- How often did you give up on your son during his drug taking?
- You should’t walk on by when you see someone you know on the street.
- Are you looking forward to your holiday?
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