Презентация на тему Phrasal Verbs

consist of a verb and a particle

will go on’
newspaper headlines



film titles

verbs?
Try to think positively about them and try not

just understand them

Use them in your own
speaking and writing

refer to concrete actions, but when they are part

of phrasal verb, they often have abstract meaning too.

The most common verbs

Here are the most common verbs that form part of phrasal verbs:
break, bring, call, come, cut, get, give, go, keep, knock, look, make, pass, pick, pull, run, set, take, turn

be replaced by a single verb with more or

less the same meaning, as usual more formal.

to create a noun from a phrasal verb
to rip

off → a rip-off
to drop out → a dropout
to break in → a break-in
But, 1)

2) Verb + particle noun forms are sometimes written with a hyphen (break-in), and sometimes without (dropout).
3) In pronunciation stress is on the verb
a BREAK-in at the office or a college DROPouts

noun forms where the particle is first. The stress

is usually on the particle.
set out → an outset
look on → an onlooker

There are also adjectives which are based on phrasal verbs.
a broken-down vehicle
a blocked-up drains