PHRASAL VERBS-LEMA

Phrasal Verbs

By IVAN JIMENEZ

Phrasal Verbs

Are used in informal situations. They are used in spoken English,for every day activities.
Phrasal verbs are used daily for native speakers. Native speakers tend to use many different phrasal verbs.

Multiple Choice

What are Phrasal Verbs?

• Two or three words that put together have a different meaning

• Just words

• Words that help describe something

• I don't remember

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What is the structure of a Phrasal Verb?

• noun + verb

• verb + adjective

• verb + adverb / preposition

• verb + adverb / adjective

Multiple Choice

Phrasal words can have only one meaning. True or false?

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What are the two types of phrasal verbs?

• Transitive / untransitive

• transitive / intransitive

• I don't remember

Phrasal Verbs

Can't be separated from each other. They don't have a direct object.

​Intransitive

Can be separated from each other. They need a direct object.

Transitive

Examples.

Transitive vs Intransitive

• Put off (postpone): We will have to put off the meeting.

  We will have to put the meeting off.

• Turn down (refuse): They turned down my offer.

  They turned my offer down.

Examples.

Transitive vs Intransitive

• Get up (rise from bed): I don't like to get up.

  I don't like get to up.

• Break down (stop working): He was late because his car broke down.

  He was late because his broke car down.

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The plane takes off.

• Transitive

• Intransitive

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He turns on the TV.

• Intransitive

• Transitive

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She takes over the company.

• Intransitive

• Transitive