Phrasal Verbs Practice How do I imagine phrasal verbs? This is two buddies, a verb and a preposition, which can't do without each other. A verb always linked to an action, and a preposition shows direction of an action that what makes them fully-fledged. They are always next by each other, but sometimes some words can be put between them just to let them make for the meaning of the context as they always work for. Otherwise, when they are set apart, everything can't be setting by. Here is an example, 'I pass by her house' and 'I pass'. We see how they helpful to make up the context. These guys are very logical and supposed to be artful. They really like to being played. The most used verbs in a daily conversation are get, set, make, take, go, give, run; and prepositions are in, out, over, out, off, of, for, with, by, etc. So, we can run with usage of them as puzzles, putting a verb with different prepositions together. Let's set them in our speaking practice. We also need to read more to come up with understanding of the context and get over any confusion.