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Phrasal Verb - Pulling Over

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Raymundo CH

Image illustrating the verb Pulling Over

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Definition​

The phrasal verb 'pull over' means to bring a vehicle to a stop on the side of the road or off the road, often to allow another vehicle to pass, to obey a traffic signal or sign, or to stop for a purpose such as picking up or dropping off passengers. It can also be used to refer to the actual act of steering the vehicle off the road and bringing it to a stop.

Examples​

No.Example
1The driver pulled over to let the emergency vehicle pass.
2Please pull over so we can pass you.
3The police officer asked the driver to pull over for speeding.
4I pulled over to take a photo of the sunset.
5The bus pulled over to pick up the kids at their stop.
6She pulled over to avoid hitting the pedestrian.
7He pulled over to ask for directions.
8The car pulled over to let us pass.
9The motorcycle pulled over for maintenance.
10They pulled over to wait for their friend.

Phrasal Verb - Pulling Up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

Image illustrating the verb Pulling Up

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Definition​

Pulling up is a phrasal verb that means to help or support someone or something, often by lifting or raising them. It can also mean to stop or halt something, or to prepare for a challenge or situation. This phrasal verb can be used in various contexts, including social situations, driving, and work.

Examples​

No.Example
1John helped pull up his friend's car when it got stuck in the mud.
2The teacher pulled up the students when they were making fun of a classmate.
3The driver pulled up at a red light.
4The coach pulled up his team before a big game to give them a pep talk.
5The firefighters pulled up the hose to put out the fire.
6My boss pulled me up when I made a mistake in my report.
7The construction workers pulled up the heavy machinery to move it to another location.
8The children pulled up their socks before going outside to play in the snow.
9The sailors pulled up the anchor to set sail.
10The students pulled up their textbooks to study for the exam.