خلينى اعلمكم حاجات ممكن تلخبطك فى الانجليزى

هنا الverb بمعناه عااااادى جدا (يأخذ)
I will take after my sister tomorrow.
هنا دخلت كلمة afterغيرت المعنى خاااااالص أصبح المعنى (يعتنى ب)!!!!!!
اييه الكلام ده ؟؟ وازاى انا اعرف إن الفعل اوال verb بمعناه الاصلى ولا فى حاجة غيرت المعنى ؟؟
الموضوع بسيط جدااااااااا …..اللى موجود بعد الفعل ده اسمه preposition او حرف جر دخل عليه غير معناه .
مطلوب مننا نحفظ مجموعة الأفعال دى مع حروف الجر دى وطبعا لو عايزين نصيحتى لازم تحفظوا كل حاجة بالأمثلة علشان تثبيت فى العقل 
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Prepositional and phrasal verbs

What are the differences between prepositional and phrasal verbs?

ايه الاختلاف بينهم ؟؟

Consider the following sentences:

• ‘I just didn’t see them. I drove through the traffic lights when they were red.’
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• ‘He wasn’t tall enough and couldn’t climb over the fence.’
In these two examples, through and over are prepositions(حروف جر) and are used with objects: ‘through the traffic lights’ and ‘over the fence’. Prepositions always have objects. This combination of verb and preposition is usually referred to as a prepositional verb, although sometimes it is also known as a phrasal verb. Further examples might be:
• ‘Could you look after my cat while I’m away?’
• ‘She sailed through her exams and got top marks.’

In the above examples:

Prepositional/ phrasal verb Definition
look after care for, take care of (يعتنى ب)
sail through get through something without difficulty (يمر بسهولة)