Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs

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We form Phrasal Verbs when we write a Verb +

• Nouns ("names" - People; Objects)

• Adverbs (well; badly; late; fast)

• Prepositions (on; in; up; down; out; off; to, etc)

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I get ___ early every day.

• on

• up

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Did you do the check-__ online before?

• in

• on

• at

Usually, all common verbs and common prepositions form Phrasal Verbs.

Verbs: To go; To get; To take; To come

Prepositions: Up; Down; In; Out; Off; On ...

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Mark ALL possible:

I want to go ___

• in

• down

• out

• up

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Do you mind getting ___ ...

• in

• down

• out

• off

• together

Some Phrasal Verbs are

• Logical (go up; go down; get out; get in)

• Others not so much (Make out; Take-out)

The best tips to understand a Phrasal Verb

• Try to think of others that use the same preposition, to see if you can guess the meaning.

• Trust your feelings!

Multiple Choice

I liked this shirt. I`m going to try it ____

• in

• about

• out

Multiple Choice

I don`t believe you still haven`t finished cleaning your room. Finish it ____ already!!!

• up

• in

• on

Multiple Choice

There`s a car coming! Watch ____

• on

• out

• off

We form Phrasal Verbs when we write a Verb +