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Two Frogs lived together in a marsh. But one hot summer the marsh dried up, and they left it to look for another place to live in: for frogs like damp places if they can get them. By and by they came to a deep well, and one of them looked down into it, and said to the other, "This looks a nice cool place: let us jump in and settle here." But the other, who had a wiser head on his shoulders, replied, "Not so fast, my friend: supposing this well dried up like the marsh, how should we get out again?"

Think twice before you act.

A phrasal verb is a verb plus a preposition or adverb which creates a meaning different from the original verb.
 

Phrasal Verbs 2

blow away, blow off or blow someone off, blow over, blow up, border on, boss around or boss someone around, bounce back, branch out, break down, break in or break into, break out, break up, bring up, bump into or bump into someone, burn down, burn out, butt in, buy into

A phrasal verb is a verb plus a preposition or adverb which creates a meaning different from the original verb.
 

Phrasal Verbs 1

act on, act out, account for, act up, add up, allow for, ask around, ask out, ask over, attend to, back down, back off, back out, back up, bang up, barge in, bawl out, bear with, beat out, beat up, blare out

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