Tutun’s Academy for Learning English (TALE)
Phrasal
Verb
Phrasal verb
|
Meaning
|
Bengali meaning
|
Past
|
Past participle
|
Act
upon
|
Affect
|
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Acted
upon
|
Acted
upon
|
Bear
with
|
Tolerate/digest
|
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Bore
with
|
Borne
with
|
Blow
out
|
Extinguish
|
|
Blew
out
|
Blown
out
|
Break
into
|
Entered
forcibly
|
|
Broke
into
|
Broken
into
|
Break
out
|
Appear/Spread
|
|
Broke
out
|
Broken
out
|
Break
up
|
End/close
|
|
Broke
up
|
Broken
up
|
Bring
about
|
Cause
|
|
Brought
about
|
Brought
about
|
Bring
out
|
Publish
|
|
Brought
out
|
Brought
out
|
Bring
up
|
Rear
|
|
Brought
up
|
Brought
up
|
Call
for
|
Demand
|
|
Called
for
|
Called
for
|
Call
in
|
Summon
|
|
Called
in
|
Called
in
|
Call
off
|
Cancel
|
|
Called
off
|
Called
off
|
Call
on
|
Visit
|
|
Called
on
|
Called
on
|
Call
up
|
Remember
|
|
Called
up
|
Called
up
|
Carry
on
|
Continue
|
|
Carried
on
|
Carried
on
|
Carry
out
|
Execute
|
|
Carried
out
|
Carried
out
|
Come
across
|
Meet
by chance
|
|
Came
across
|
Come
across
|
Come
by
|
Obtain/get
|
|
Came
by
|
Come
by
|
Come
of
|
Belong
to/born
|
|
Came
of
|
Come
of
|
Come
round
|
Recover/cure
|
|
Came
round
|
Come
round
|
Cut
down
|
Reduce
|
|
Cut
down
|
Cut
down
|
Deal
in
|
Trade
|
|
Dealt
in
|
Dealt
in
|
Deal
with
|
Behave
|
|
Dealt
with
|
Dealt
with
|
Do
away with
|
Abolish
|
|
Did
away with
|
Done
away with
|
Fall
out
|
Quarrel
|
|
Fell
out
|
Fallen
out
|
Get
over
|
Overcome
|
|
Got
over
|
Got
over
|
Give
away
|
Distribute
|
|
Gave
away
|
Given
away
|
Give
in
|
Surrender/yield
|
|
Gave
in
|
Given
in
|
Give
out
|
Come
to an end
|
|
Gave
out
|
Given
out
|
Give
up
|
Leave
|
|
Gave
up
|
Given
up
|
Lay
by
|
Save
|
|
Laid
by
|
Laid
by
|
Look
after
|
Take
care of
|
|
Looked
after
|
Looked
after
|
Look
down upon
|
Hate/despise
|
|
Looked
down upon
|
Looked
down upon
|
Look
for
|
Find
|
|
Looked
for
|
Looked
for
|
Look
into
|
Investigate
|
|
Looked
into
|
Looked
into
|
Pass
away
|
Die
|
|
Passed
away
|
Passed
away
|
Put
by
|
Save
|
|
Put
by
|
Put
by
|
Put
down
|
Write
|
|
Put
down
|
Put
down
|
Put
off
|
Postpone
|
|
Put
off
|
Put
off
|
Put
on
|
Wear
|
|
Put
on
|
Put
on
|
Put
out
|
Extinguish
|
|
Put
out
|
Put
out
|
Put
up
|
Stay
|
|
Put
up
|
Put
up
|
Put
up with
|
Tolerate/
digest
|
|
Put
up with
|
Put
up with
|
Run
after
|
Chase
|
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Ran
after
|
Run
after
|
Run
away
|
Flee/escape
|
|
Ran
away
|
Run
away
|
Set
in
|
Begin
|
|
Set
in
|
Set
in
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Phrasal verb
|
Meaning
|
Bengali meaning
|
Past
|
Part participle
|
Abide
by
|
Oblige
|
|
Abided
by
|
Abided
by
|
Bear
away
|
Win
|
|
Bore
away
|
Borne
away
|
Bring
about
|
Cause
to happen
|
|
Brought
about
|
Brought
about
|
Bring
forth
|
Produce
|
|
Brought
forth
|
Brought
forth
|
Bring
round
|
Cure
|
|
Brought
round
|
Brought
round
|
Fall
through
|
Fail
|
|
Fell
through
|
Fallen
through
|
Get
at
|
Reach
|
|
Got
at
|
Got
at
|
Give
off
|
Emit
|
|
Gave
off
|
Given
off
|
Go
on
|
Continue
|
|
Went
on
|
Gone
on
|
Go
through
|
Read
|
|
Went
through
|
Gone
through
|
Go
up
|
Rise/increase
|
|
Went
up
|
Gone
up
|
Hold
in
|
Check
|
|
Held
in
|
Held
in
|
Keep
away
|
Avoid
|
|
Kept
away
|
Kept
away
|
Keep
on
|
Continue
|
|
Kept
on
|
Kept
on
|
Look
through
|
Read
|
|
Looked
through
|
Looked
through
|
Make
out
|
Understand/comprehend
|
|
Made
out
|
Made
out
|
Make
up
|
Compensate
|
|
Made
up
|
Made
up
|
Run
after
|
Chase
|
|
Ran
after
|
Run
after
|
Run
up
|
Rise/increase
|
|
Ran
up
|
Run
up
|
Set
out/off
|
Start
a journey
|
|
Set
out/off
|
Set
out/off
|
Set
up
|
Establish
|
|
Set
up
|
Set
up
|
Show
off
|
Display
|
|
Showed
off
|
Shown
off
|
Stand
by
|
Support
|
|
Stood
by
|
Stood
by
|
Take
after
|
Resemble
|
|
Took
after
|
Taken
after
|
Take
off
|
Remove
|
|
Took
off
|
Taken
off
|
Tell
upon
|
Affect
|
|
Told
upon
|
Told
upon
|
Turn
down
|
Reject
|
|
Turned
down
|
Turned
down
|
Turn
up
|
Arrive/present/appear
|
|
Turned
up
|
Turned
up
|
Work
out
|
Solve
|
|
Worked
out
|
Worked
out
|
Some
important rules of narration
Ø If there is
“sir”/”madam”/”Master”/”mistress” in the reported speech we should use “politely” at the time of changing direct speech
into indirect.
Ø If there is any name in the reported speech
we should use “addressed as” at the time of changing direct speech into
indirect.
e.g. :- Ram said to me,” Are you playing,
Ratan?”
Ram
addressed me as Ratan and asked if I was playing.
Ø If there is “my dear”/”dear” in the
reported speech we should use “heartily” at the time of changing direct speech
into indirect.
Ø If there is “yes” in the reported speech we
should use “answered
in the affirmative” at
the time of changing direct speech into indirect
Ø If there is “no” in the reported speech we
should use “answered
in the negative” at
the time of changing direct speech into indirect.
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