Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs 'get' and 'put'

Form 4 Unit 3

In today's lesson, you will:

• Read notes on how to construct phrasal verbs

• Baca nota cara bina phrasal verbs

• Match the phrasal verbs to its meaning

• Suaikan phrasal verbs dengan maknanya

What are the meaning of these words?

Multiple Choice

give

• beri

• ambil

Multiple Choice

up

• atas

• bawah

Multiple Choice

give up

• beri atas

• berputus asa

As you can see...

• 'Give up' is a phrasal verb which carries different meaning entirely

• 'Give up' ialah phrasal verb yang membawa maksud berlainan sama sekali

• Its meaning does not relate to the word 'give' or 'up'

• Maksudnya tidak berkaitan dengan perkataan 'give' ataupun 'up'

Let's look at other phrasal verbs

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of:

Back

• belakang

• beg

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of:

Down

• duduk

• bawah

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of:

Back down

• berundur

• belakang bawah

So, phrasal verb is a combination of two words, usually a verb and a preposition that create a phrase with different meaning

Phrasal verb ialah kombinasi dua perkataan, biasanya verb dan preposition yang menjadi satu frasa dengan maksud yang lain

Examples of other phrasal verbs

• get along to

• get along with

• get by

• get over

• get away with

• put up with

• put up

PRACTICE

Choose the correct meaning to the underlined phrasal verbs

Multiple Choice

I meant to go to the shopping centre to buy Debbie a gift yesterday, but I didn't get around to doing it

• find the time to do something

• do something wrong without being punished

Multiple Choice

I really get along with my cousin and I love going out with her

• have a friendly relationship with somebody

• manage to live on little money

Multiple Choice

Mrs Griffin doesn't have money but she manages to get by.

• have a friendly relationship with somebody

• manage to live on little money

Multiple Choice

Lucy was very unhappy about losing the tennis match but she'll get over it.

• do something without being punished

• return to your usual health or happiness

Multiple Choice

Don't lie to your teacher about losing your homework. You'll never get away with it.

• do something without being punished

• return to your usual health or happiness

Multiple Choice

We put the fire out before we left camp.

• delay doing something

• make somebody lose interest in something

• accept somebody annoying without complaining

• save something to be used at a later time

• stop something from burning

Multiple Choice

Paul is saving up for a new mobile phone so he puts some money aside every month.

• delay doing something

• make somebody lose interest in something

• accept somebody annoying without complaining

• save something to be used at a later time

• stop something from burning

Multiple Choice

Working on a farm for a few months put me off meat for years.

• delay doing something

• make somebody lose interest in something

• accept somebody annoying without complaining

• save something to be used at a later time

• stop something from burning

Multiple Choice

Unfortunately, they have put the talent show off till next time

• delay doing something

• make somebody lose interest in something

• accept somebody annoying without complaining

• save something to be used at a later time

• stop something from burning

Multiple Choice

You don't have to book a hotel. I will put you up for a few nights.

• delay doing something

• let somebody stay at your house

• accept somebody annoying without complaining

• save something to be used at a later time

• stop something from burning