The Little Red Book of Phrasal Verbs is based on a systematic study of phrasal verbs. Phrasal verbs are, usually, combinations of simple monosyllabic verbs (put, take, get etc.) and members of a set of particles (on, up, out etc,)The combination is called phrasal as it presents the appearance of a two-word phrase rather than a single item. Its function, however, in many respects is like that of a single word. Verbs of movement-go, come, run, walk, hop, skip etc. Verbs of invitation and ordering-invite, order, summon, let etc. The so-called ‘empty verbs’ or verbs of indefinite meaning-get, put, take, make, do etc. Verbs without or without the suffix-en, from simple monosyllabic adjectives-brighten, flatten, dry, cool etc. And much more…In a lighter vein; Love is not an adjective; it is verbs!