Pharsal verbs angelly_montes

INGLES B1+Phrasal verbs

ANGELLY PAOLA MONTES DIAZCódigo: 1.127.584.523

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ANDREA DEL PILAR CACERESTutor

Universidad Nacional Abierta y a Distancia-UNAD

Valledupar, 03 de mayo del 2016

Phrasal verbs

In my own word. The phrasal verbs are words that are formed by combining verbs with prepositions or adverbs. This results in new phrasal verb with a very different meaning than it gives us the dictionary for individual verbs. We must remember that some phrasal verbs have two different meaning.

For example:

These Phrasal Verbs are very easy to learn.

GET ON ( Subir-Montarse)The taxi driver was full. We couldn´t get on.

COME BACK ( Volver a algún lugar)My mom is leaving tomorrow and she come back the next Saturday.

BREAK DOWN ( Dejar de funcionar-Romperse)

Sorry, I´m late. The motorcycle broke down.

LOOK OUT ( Ser cuidadoso- Prestar atención)

I look out all my class.

RUN AWAY (Alejarse-Huir)Why did you run away from me?

KEEP UP (Llevar el ritmo)You are dancing very fast. I can´t keep up with you.

LOOK FORWARD (Esperar algo emocionado)

I look forward my first job day.

GET IN ( Entrar)How did the thieves get in?

MOVE IN (Mudarse)I have a new apartment. I move in the next Friday.

EAT OUT (Comer afuera)I don´t like cooking the Sunday. I would prefer eat out all Sundays.