Phrasal Verbs

over or pulls your vehicle over.
Jim was driving on the wrong side of the road, and he got pulled over by the state
police.
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When the police officer saw the driver go through a red light, he pulled the car
right over.
Infinitive: warm up
PRESENT TENSE
-ING FORM
PAST TENSE
PAST PARTICIPLE
warm up & warms up warming up
warmed up
warmed up
1. warm up p.v. When the temperature of a thing or place becomes higher, it warms up.
It’s cold outside. I hope it warms up before the picnic.
I set the thermostat at eighty degrees, and the house warmed right up.
2. warm . . . up p.v. When people or things cause a thing or place to become warmer, they
warm it up.
The fireplace doesn’t really warm the house up much.
That soup is cold. You can warm it up in the microwave.
warmed up part.adj. After a thing or place has become warmer, it is warmed up.
Give the baby the bottle with the flowers on it. It’s warmed up.
3. warm . . . up p.v. When you allow a mechanical device to run for a short time before
being used, you warm it up. When a mechanical device runs for a short time before being
used, it warms up.
You should always warm your car up for a few minutes before you go anywhere.
In the winter I always let my car warm up while I eat breakfast.
warmed up part.adj. After a mechanical device has been allowed to warm up and is
ready to be used, it is warmed up.
We have to go. Is the car warmed up yet?
4. warm up p.v. When you do light exercises before playing a sport or exercising with
greater effort, you warm up. When performers play musical instruments or sing just
before a performance in order to be ready, they warm up.
Before a race most runners warm up with stretching exercises.
The singer warmed up in her dressing room before the concert.