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Old 28-Aug-2003, 16:17
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I've come accross terminology such as two part and three part phrasal verbs. How do they differ from a normal phrasal verb?

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Old 28-Aug-2003, 16:48
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to look up (2 parts: verb plus particle 'up')

She looked up his number in the phonebook.

to catch up with (3 parts: verb plus particles 'up' and 'with')

I try to catch up with my friends whenever I have the time.

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Old 28-Aug-2003, 21:11
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When you want to catch up with your friends you look them up then you call them up.


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