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Phrasal verbs I
- 1. PHRASAL VERBS I Ricardo Forner 2012
- 2. BE • • • • • • • Estar en contra de Estar ausente Estar de vuelta Estar en casa Haber terminado Estar levantado Ser responsabilidad de • • • • • • • BE AGAINST BE AWAY BE BACK BE IN BE OVER BE UP BE UP TO Ricardo Forner 2012
- 3. I’m against killing animals. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 4. He has been away for some months. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 5. He will be back in half an hour. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 6. I want to see Mr. Harris. Is he in? Ricardo Forner 2012
- 7. The storm is over now. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 8. It’s Sunday morning. She won’t be up until later. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 9. It is up to the government to inform the citizens. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 10. BE • • • • • • • Estar en contra de Estar ausente Estar de vuelta Estar en casa Haber terminado Estar levantado Ser responsabilidad de Ricardo Forner 2012
- 11. BE • • • • • • • Estar en contra de Estar ausente Estar de vuelta Estar en casa Haber terminado Estar levantado Ser responsabilidad de • • • • • • • BE AGAINST BE AWAY BE BACK BE IN BE OVER BE UP BE UP TO Ricardo Forner 2012
- 12. BREAK • • • • • • • Averiarse Entrar a la fuerza Romperse, soltarse Interrumpirse Empezar, estallar Desintegrarse Terminar • • • • • • • BREAK DOWN BREAK IN / INTO BREAK OFF BREAK OFF BREAK OUT BREAK UP BREAK UP Ricardo Forner 2012
- 13. Their car broke down two days ago. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 14. Thieves broke in and stole the silver. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 15. The house was broken into when the owner was on holiday. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 16. A piece of rock broke off and fell into the sea. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 17. They were having an argument but broke off when I came in. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 18. War broke out on 4 August. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 19. Divorce breaks up a lot of families. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 20. Schools usually break up at the end of June. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 21. BREAK • • • • • • • Averiarse Entrar a la fuerza Romperse, soltarse Interrumpirse Empezar, estallar Desintegrarse Terminar Ricardo Forner 2012
- 22. BREAK • • • • • • • Averiarse Entrar a la fuerza Romperse, soltarse Interrumpirse Empezar, estallar Desintegrarse Terminar • • • • • • • BREAK DOWN BREAK IN/ INTO BREAK OFF BREAK OFF BREAK OUT BREAK UP BREAK UP Ricardo Forner 2012
- 23. COME • • • • • • • • • Encontrar por casualidad Marcharse Regresar Bajar Entrar ¡Vamos! ¡Venga! Salir a la luz, revelar Pasar a visitar Acercarse • • • • • • • • • COME ACROSS COME AWAY COME BACK COME DOWN COME IN / INTO COME ON COME OUT COME ROUND / OVER COME UP TO Ricardo Forner 2012
- 24. I came across your brother the other day. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 25. It’s time to go home. Come away now! Ricardo Forner 2012
- 26. He didn’t come back until 1:00 a.m. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 27. Prices are going to come down soon. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 28. Come into the classroom and take a seat! Ricardo Forner 2012
- 29. Come on! You can do it. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 30. His new novel will come out in August. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 31. I will come round after dinner and we can talk. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 32. A policeman came up to him and said: “You are under arrest.” Ricardo Forner 2012
- 33. COME • • • • • • • • • Encontrar por casualidad Marcharse Regresar Bajar Entrar ¡Vamos! ¡Venga! Salir a la luz, revelar Pasar a visitar Acercarse Ricardo Forner 2012
- 34. COME • • • • • • • • • Encontrar por casualidad Marcharse Regresar Bajar Entrar ¡Vamos! ¡Venga! Salir a la luz, revelar Pasar a visitar Acercarse • • • • • • • • • COME ACROSS COME AWAY COME BACK COME DOWN COME IN / INTO COME ON COME OUT COME ROUND / OVER COME UP TO Ricardo Forner 2012