Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs

has two parts:

First part=

Verb

second part=

preposition / adverb

or

preposition+ adverb

Separable Phrasal Verbs

i) The second part of phrasal verbs can go after or before the object.

ii) When the object is a pronoun, the second part of must go after it.

• Example of separable phrasal verbs which go before or after an object.

• Please switch on the kettle.

• Please switch the kettle on.

• Example of separable phrasal ;when the object is a pronoun

• Tell him to switch it on

Phrasal Verbs

behave exactly the same way as ordinary verbs.

They can be transitive (Jane put on her pullover.)

They can be intransitive (Jacky ran away.)

They can have literal meanings( We went down using the lift.)

They can have figurative meanings ( The price of petrol has gone down.)

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21. Choose phrasal verbs with the combination of verb + preposition

• cooked by

• dressed like

• turn down

• worked as

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22. Choose phrasal verbs with the combination of verb + adverb

• break down

• sort out

• wake up

• put away

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23. Types of phrasal verbs

• Transitive phrasal verb

• Intransitive phrasal verb

• Separable phrasal verb

• Inseparable Phrasal verb

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24. Pick only transitive phrasal verbs.

• They carried on their work diligently.

• The car broke down.

• The flood brought about a huge disaster.

• The kid is growing up.

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24. Pick only Non-separable Phrasal Verbs.

• stay away

• give up

• passed away

• pick up

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25. Pick only phrasal verbs that are with the combination of Verb + prepositional + adverb

• Let's hurry up

• Get on with

• Go back on

• run out of