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Q.No.9. “I bought some flowers to cheer up my friend.” The underlined word is:
a) simile
b) phrasal verb
c) proverb
d) metaphor​

Answers

Answered by princessjuttprincess
4

Answer:

phrasal verb

Explanation:

phrasal verb

Answered by PADMINI
0

“I bought some flowers to cheer up my friend.” The underlined word is ''phrasal verb''

''cheer up'' is a phrasal verb that means to feel happy and becomes less miserable.

  • A phrasal verb is a combination of two words. generally, verb + preposition. In the above example, "cheer up" means to make my friend feel happy.  

More examples of Phrasal verbs:

Look after = to take care

Hit on = to have an idea

Aim at = to target

Hold on = to wait

give up = to stop

bring in = introduce

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