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LEARN 101 PHRASAL VERBS IN ONE DAY
by Rory Ryder
Illustrations by Andy Garnica
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TO LOOK OUT
for
one day, a native american warns pedro and maria to look out for danger. • A look-out can be a place to go and look out for intruders. • A person who is looking out for danger or intruders can also be called a look-out. • Someone can look out of a window. • A person can say “Look out!” if they want to warn somebody of danger.
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take aside
The native american decides to take Pedro aside and warn him that something terrible is going to happen to the time machine. • Somebody takes you aside from someone else you are with so that they can speak to you in a place where other people cannot watch or listen. • Your manager can take you aside from the rest of your colleagues to have a word with you. 2
TO TIP OFF
As the native american tips off Pedro about his premonition, Pedro starts to feel concerned.
• When you tip somebody off, you give them a warning or secret information about something.
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TO TIE UP
Pedro is worried, so he ties up the time machine.
• When you tie something up, you tie the ends of something together. • You tie up your shoelaces so you don’t trip over them.
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TO BE LEFT OVER
Later that day, things seem to be getting worse for Pedro. The landlord calls to collect more rent. Pedro has no choice; he must give all his left over money to the landlord. • When food is remaining after a meal, this is referred to as left-overs.
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TO CLOSE DOWN
Pedro pays his rent, but is forced to close down his studio and look for another job.
• When a business or organisation closes down, it is final.
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TO TAKE ON
As Pedro walks on along the street, he sees a fast food restaurant that is taking on new staff.
• A person can take on responsibility. • A boxer can take on another contender.
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TO SLIP OFF
The next day Maria is confused when early that morning, Pedro slips off quietly for work.
• It is very easy to slip off a step when it’s iced over. • A person slips off their clothing if they’re in a hurry.
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TO CLOCK IN
When Pedro arrives for his first day at work, he needs to clock in the time he starts.
• When workers clock in, they pass a special card through a piece of equipment to record that they have arrived at work.
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TO SLEEP THROUGH
That evening Pedro comes home from work exhausted; he goes straight to bed, and sleeps through all the noise.
• When you sleep through something, you remain sleeping although there is a lot of noise around you, for example when you sleep through a storm.
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