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phrasal verb

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phrasal verb

Grammatical construction in which a verb is followed by a preposition or an adverb, and the combined meaning is different from the sum of the parts. An example is when we talk about whether a plan will ‘come off’, however this pattern does not necessarily imply a phrasal verb, as in ‘looked up’.



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