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Etymology of "end up" and "wind up"

etymology verbs phrasal-verbs

About the syntactical function and meaning of "up" in "man up" or "lawyer up"

When did “eke toward(s)” develop?

etymology history phrasal-verbs

Can the element in a phrasal verb have a syntactic purpose?

to duck out to do something

meaning phrasal-verbs

How can I learn to get collocations right?

idioms adverbs phrasal-verbs collocation

Origin of phrasal verb "love on"

etymology phrasal-verbs

How to describe situation when two people can't meet?

"put X down to" vs. "put down X to": subjects of verbs with two particles

word-order phrasal-verbs particles particle-shift

What kind of word is "place" in "take place"?

phrasal-verbs parts-of-speech

Observation: "Take back" is used in impolite speech, while "Bring back" is used in polite speech. Is there any basis to this?

word-choice word-usage differences phrasal-verbs politeness

"Take the role" vs. "take over the role" vs. "take on the role"

verbs prepositions phrasal-verbs expression-choice

What does "to fall to upon" mean here?

meaning phrasal-verbs literary-english

Phrasal verb: Wash upon

phrasal-verbs songs

what is the appropriate answer to this clause?

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Phrasal Verbs. Rules and Tricks [closed]

Why can’t you say “I fell the stairs”?

grammaticality phrasal-verbs

Is "rub on" a phrasal verb or not?

prepositions phrasal-verbs syntactic-analysis

Correct use of "wake up"

phrasal-verbs compounds

What do "wonk" as against performer and “Wonking out” mean?

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