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Dive into the world of phrasal verbs with this detailed presentation. Discover how these verbs combine with particles to change meanings, both literally and idiomatically. Explore key examples such as "look forward to," "come up with," and "run out of," and learn the difference between separable and inseparable phrasal verbs. Engage in interactive exercises to enhance your understanding and usage of these essential components of English. By the end, you'll be equipped to identify, create, and apply phrasal verbs effectively in your writing and conversation.
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TopFlex 7 Unit one Phrasalverbs Presentation
Phrasal verbs • Phrasal verbs are verbs which are followed by one or more particles. Looking forward to, look up, run out of • Phrasal verbs can be: • Literal – They keep the same meaning of the verb • When the bell rang all the kids ran out of the classroom and left school. • Idiomatic – They change the meaning of the original verb. Oh no! we run out of gas and the nearest gas station is five miles from here!
PHRASAL VERBS • Meanings • Come up with create or produce • Come across find by accident • Look forward to to anticipate with pleasure • Look up try to find information in a book • Put up with tolerate • Run out of to finish • Take off to leave the ground (airplane)
PHRASAL VERBS • Phrasal verbs can be: • Separable –They can be separated • Example: put off – put the meeting off • put off the meeting • put it off • never: put off it
PHRASAL VERBS • Phrasal verbs can be: • Inseparable –They cannot be separated • Example: come across • I came across some pictures. • I came across them. • Never: I came some pictures across.
Phrasal verbs Separable Inseparable Go out – The lights have gone out again! I can’t finish my report. Come across I came across some friends in the mall yeasterday. Get along I get along well with my coworkers. • Take off – Takeyourshoes off! Cut off I’msohungry... Pleasecut a pieceofcake off for me. Lookup Look some wordsup in thedictionary. Takeaway – Takethedishesaway, please.
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to • When I was walking the dog this morning I __________ a beautiful dress. came across
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to looking forward to • I am __________ meeting you.
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to Look up • __________ the new words____ in this dictionary. It is great!
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to • I am not very creative, but Julia always _________ great solutions. comes up with
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to • Because of the snow the plane _____________ until seven o’clock tomorrow. won’t take off
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to put up with I can’t __________ this traffic anymore. I spend more than an hour to get to work.
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to • I was driving back home when the car __________ gas. ran out of
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to • When I was walking the dog this morning I __________ a beautiful dress. came across
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to looking forward to • I am __________ meeting you.
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to Look up • __________ the new words____ in this dictionary. It is great!
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to • I am not very creative, but Julia always _________ great solutions. comes up with
Put up with run out of come across take offlook up come up with look forward to • Because of the snow the plane _____________ until seven o’clock tomorrow. won’t take off
