Question

What is the phrasal verb of visited ?

Answer 1

Travel to
Call on
Stop by
Pop in
Come by
Look in on
Take in
Look up
Drop by
Stop off
Call upon
Go to

Answer 2

The phrasal verb of visited is "Visited with, travelled to and Called upon"

• A phrasal verb is a group of words that functions as a verb and is made up of a verb plus a preposition, an adverb, or both.
• The meaning of the phrasal verb "visit with somebody" is to spend time with someone, particularly talking socially.
• They are both grammatically correct, although they have slightly different connotations. “Visit with” implies conversations and other joint actions. “Visit” implies contact, but nothing else.
• "Visited with" and "Visited" are both grammatically correct, although they have just small different connotations. “Visit with” signifies conversations and other joint actions. “Visit” signifies contact, but nothing else.

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