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Phrasal verbs are special combinations in English that consist of:

• A main verb (like "get", "put", "take").
• A particle (usually a preposition or adverb like "up", "on", "out").

For example:

• "give up" means to quit
• "look after" means to take care of
• "put off" means to postpone

Phrasal verbs are crucial for several reasons:

• They are used constantly in everyday English conversations.
• Native speakers use them naturally and frequently.
• They often have different meanings from the original verb.
• Many formal words can be replaced with phrasal verbs in casual speech.
• Understanding them improves your listening and speaking skills.

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