Hi out there!
Could you please tell me whether the following underlined verbs are phrasal verbs:
1. He
waited for his wife to come.(to wait for?
2. Suddenly, the stranger
stepped up to him.(to step up?)
3. Lou
went away without saying a word.(to go away?)
4. Barbara
walked away without making an excuse.(to walk away?)
5. He
got the moon
back where it belonged.(to get sth. back?)
6. Nassredin
looked into the well.(to look into)
7. She
looked up into the sky.(to look up?)
8. The boy
ran into the house.(to run into?)
9. The boys
walked out across the fields.(to walk out?)
10. The costumer
came forward to attend the old man.(to come forward?)
11. The father
turned to his daughter and showed her the letter.(to turn to sb.?)
12. I don’t know where my face stops unless I
keep my hat
on.(to keep sth. on?)
Are the following idioms:
13. He was
making his way very carefully.(to make one's way?)
14. The hook
came loose. (to come loose?)
15. He
found himself adrift in the middle of the ocean.(to find oneself somewhere/ +prep.?)
I found the verbs in 1-12 in the Longman Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs, but according to most definitions of phrasal verbs they don’t seem to be phrasal verbs proper.
Thanks,
Angela