phrasal verbs with on
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PHRASAL VERBS WITH ON
Maira C Reis StellaMariana L MalaquiasPaula C Carnasciali
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COLLINS COBUILD - ONThree important meanings:A - CONTINUINGDrag on Get onKeep onPass onRamble onStay on
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B – PROGRESSINGCome onGet onMove onUrge on
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C - BEGINNINGBring onCatch onCome onMove on to
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D – OTHER MEANINGSGet on Go onLay onLook onTake on
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EXAMPLES:A – CONTINUING Keep on
If he keeps on doing this, he’ll disturb the others.
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EXAMPLES:A – CONTINUING Drag on
His nap’s dragged on for fifty years.
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EXAMPLES:A – CONTINUING Go on
He can’t go on without a shoelace.
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EXAMPLES:B – Progressing Get on
He’s not getting on well in his diet
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EXAMPLES:B – Progressing Move on
Time moves on for everybody
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EXAMPLES:B – Progressing Come on
Her garden is coming on nicely.
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EXAMPLES:C - Beginning Catch on
He hasn’t caught on to the new computer system.
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EXAMPLES:C - Beginning bring on
He was out in the snow all day long and this brought on a bad
cold.
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EXAMPLES:D – Other meanings get along
They’ve never got on well
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EXAMPLES:D – Other meanings to happen
A party was going on and he didn’t notice that.