Phrasal Prepositional Verbs

What is the main difference between cooking pasta and baking a cake?

• Cooking pasta requires boiling water, baking a cake requires preheating the oven.

• Cooking pasta involves using a pot, baking a cake involves using a baking pan.

• Cooking pasta is a quicker process, baking a cake takes longer to prepare.

• Cooking pasta involves adding sauce, baking a cake involves adding frosting.

Olivia is eagerly awaiting her birthday party. Which phrase best describes her feeling?

• look up to

• put off

• come across

• look forward to

Can a phrasal verb be separated by its object?

• Rarely

• No

• Yes

• Sometimes

Provide an example of a prepositional verb in a real-world scenario.

• look down to the ground

• look forward to the weekend

• wait up for the bus

• think back on the memories

How are phrasal prepositional verbs different from regular phrasal verbs?

• Phrasal prepositional verbs and regular phrasal verbs are the same and can be used interchangeably.

• Phrasal prepositional verbs have a preposition after the verb, while regular phrasal verbs have an adverb or a preposition that can be separated from the verb.

• Phrasal prepositional verbs have a preposition before the verb, while regular phrasal verbs have an adverb after the verb.

• Phrasal prepositional verbs do not involve prepositions, while regular phrasal verbs always do.

In a classroom discussion, Samuel asked, 'In the sentence 'She looked up the information', is 'up' a preposition or part of a phrasal verb?'

• noun

• preposition

• verb

• adverb

Explain the structure of a phrasal prepositional verb in a real-world scenario.

• The structure of a phrasal prepositional verb is verb + adjective + optional noun/pronoun.

• The structure of a phrasal prepositional verb is verb + preposition + optional noun/pronoun.

• The structure of a phrasal prepositional verb is preposition + verb + optional noun/pronoun.

• The structure of a phrasal prepositional verb is verb + adverb + optional noun/pronoun.

Can you provide an example of a phrasal verb that can also be used as a prepositional verb?

• look up

• look out

• look into

• look after

What role does the preposition play in a recipe?

• It indicates the relationship between the ingredient and the cooking method.

• It controls the taste of the dish.

• It specifies the cooking time.

• It determines the presentation of the final dish.

How can you identify a phrasal prepositional verb in a sentence?

• Identify a verb followed by a noun and then an object in the sentence.

• Search for a verb followed by a conjunction and then an object in the sentence.

• Look for a verb followed by a preposition and then an object in the sentence.

• Look for a verb followed by an adjective and then an object in the sentence.