[Idiom] meaning of verb + endings

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hmp_khauff

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Please explains the meaning of the verbs that join with the following endings:

verb + by
verb + in
verb + with
verb + from
verb + to
verb + of
verb + upon
verb + at
verb + about
verb + for
verb + up
verb + down
verb + upto
verb + against
verb + across
verb + over
verb + on
verb + into
verb + under
verb + after
 

MrPedantic

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It is not possible to summarise the combinations.

For example, "after" in "to look after" (i.e. "to care for") does not have the same meaning as "after" in "to gaze after".

You might find it more useful to buy a dictionary of phrasal verbs and study the individual entries.

Best wishes,

MrP
 
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