Overview
Recognize that verbs enter into structural relationships with adverbial particles. Identify in the structure which part is verb and which is adverb, use them in sentences. Recognize that the structure got from the combination is usually connotative rather than denotative meaning Use the dictionary as an aid in this construction.
What you'll learn
- Explain the process of this relationship with examples:Come + across, away, in by, forward, off, out, up, round, to, on, through etc.
- Go back, down, after, though, m under, up, out, after, by etc.
- Call + off, out, in etc. e.g. “He comes after the body to ensure that the work was done’’.