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Phrasal Verb - sitting down

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Raymundo CH

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Definition

This phrasal verb means to take a seat or to come to a stop, often suddenly or for a lengthy period. It can also imply starting a new activity or task.

Examples

No.Example
1I asked him to sit down and talk with me.
2The teacher asked the students to sit down and pay attention.
3After a long walk, we finally sat down to rest.
4They sat down to have dinner together.
5He sat down to study for his exams.
6The construction workers sat down on strike.
7She sat down to knit a scarf.
8He sat down to write a letter.
9The passengers sat down for the long flight.
10They sat down to watch the movie.