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What are phrasal verbs
Phrasal verbs are verbs that consist of a verb and a particle?
Particles
Particles are small words which you already know as prepositions or adverbs. Here are some of the most common phrasal verb particles: about, around, at, away, back, down, for, in, into, off, on, out, over, through to, up, to
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What do I need to know about phrasal verbs?
First you need to know the meaning of the whole phrase as a unit. For example, look means to use your eyes and up means the opposite of down, but the phrasal verb look up can have several different meanings.
Look the word up on a dictionary. (look up = search for information in a book/computer).
I'll look you up next time I'm in London. (look up = to visit someone you have not seen for a long time)
Things are looking up. (look up = improve)
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Next ....
you need to know the grammar patterns of phrasal verbs, for examle, whether the verb takes an object. The table on the next slide shows the way the grammar patterns are shown in this presentation and many grammar books and dictionaries.
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note: sth mean something and sb means someone
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Exercises: Do the exercises on the next five slides
Write down the correct phrasal verbs from each of the sentences - Some slides have more than one phrasal verb in each sentence.
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1.I sent off the order last week but the goods haven't turned up yet.
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2. I came across an interesting book in the library. I took down the title. Here it is.
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3. We asked some friends around to watch a film, but the video was playing up and it eventually broke down.
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4.I brought up this problem in class. It's really time to sort it out.
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5. I wish he'd stop messing us about! He's put the meeting off three times and now he wants to call it off altogether.
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1.2 Match the twelve phrasal verbs from the sentences 1-5 in exercise 1.1 (previous slides) with their meanings from the box below.
Write the answers in your notebook
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1.3 Decide which of these sentences contains errors.
Explain why they are wrong and suggest a correct answer.
Use the table on slide 5 to help you. Write the answers in your notebook.
That song you just sang brings back memories of my days at school.
She looked the children after when their mother was in hospital.
I promised to ring my brother back, he called earlier when I was busy.
We ate out a wonderful dinner last night
It was a beautiful summer evening so I asked the cat out for a drink.
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6. That song you just sang brings back memories of my days at school.
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7. She looked the children after when their mother was in hospital.
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8.I promised to ring my brother back, he called earlier when I was busy.
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9.We ate out a wonderful dinner last night
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10. It was a beautiful summer evening so I asked the cat out for a drink.
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1.4 Sometimes phrasal verbs are followed by a particular preposition to make three-part verbs.
Try and learn these prepositions with the phrasal verbs. Look at these examples of three part verbs, then try and complete the sentences below with a preposition from the box. Use an online dictionary if necessary.
Examples:
I'm looking forwardto the weekend.
She's been going out with him for six months now.
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11.She seems to look down _______ people who are less intelligent than her.
A
in
B
on
C
at
D
with
Slide 20 - Quiz
12. The school decided to do away ____ the paper dictionaries as no one was using them.
A
against
B
on
C
of
D
with
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13.I came up ______ a serious problem when I tried to upload my assignment to Google Classroom
A
against
B
with
C
on
D
about
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14.How can some students get away _____ doing no work and yet pass the tests.
A
with
B
against
C
at
D
on
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15. Her son is so horrible, I don't know how she puts up _____ him
A
about
B
with
C
on
D
against
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20. I asked _____ but no-one had seen my wallet.
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21. Let's eat _____. I don't feel like cooking dinner tonight.
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22. Brian asked Judy _____ to dinner
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24. I gave the company a ring ____ but the offices were closed for the weekend.
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25.What are phrasal verbs? Answer the question and give two examples.