A PHRASAL VERB

Is a verb that is made up of a main

verb together with an adverb or
a preposition, or both. Typically, their
meaning is not obvious from the
meanings of the individual words
themselves.
1.to nominate PUT UP

My teacher of the mathematique will

put up a candidate at the national
convention.
 PUT UP
2.to offer for sale
My friend Ana will put up her
antiques in the market.
 TAKE OFF
1. to deduct as a discount

Ana, if you buy this red coat you

will take10 percent off of 50$.
 PICK UP
1.To take up(something) by hand

Pick up my book, please

 PICK UP
2.to take on passengers or freight

The buses pick up passengers at

five stops.
1.to find a solution to (a SORT OUT
problem, etc.), to make clear or
tidy
It took a long time to sort out
the mess.
 SORT OUT
2.to take or separate, as from a
larger group
He sorted out the most likely
ones.