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• Subtopic: Phrasal Verbs and Their Types Put on your sneakers and jump on! Next, pick up the dumbbell. Breathe in until you start to breathe out. As you succeed, look for two- or three-word verbs that include prepositions. If they are phrasal verbs, keep in mind that their meaning is not always literal. We can divide phrasal verbs into two groups: separable and inseparable. **Separable Phrasal Verbs** **Inseparable and Transitive** Count on, count in, count down, set up, turn on, turn off, take up, pick out, pick up, pay attention, warn, warm up (before the workout). **Inseparable and Intransitive** When the test starts, there are answers you check to evaluate the results. Clark turns on his smartphone to check the health test. Clark turns off the smartphone after checking the health test. Grab the exerciser and lift it up. You need to breathe in and breathe out. Bend your body backward. Bend your body forward. Don't forget to use the appropriate phrasal verb. Many do get new sweatpants that they can put on to warm up. He'll wait until he is the last man. --- • Subtopic: Life Hacks and Common Expressions 1. I found a website abo...