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Phrasal verbs IV (make, put, run)
- 1. PHRASAL VERBS IV Ricardo Forner 2012
- 2. MAKE Entender, ver, oír… Viajar hacia, dirigirse. Reconciliarse Inventarse (historia/ excusa…) Maquillarse Decidirse Compensar • MAKE OUT • MAKE FOR • MAKE UP • MAKE UP • MAKE UP • MAKE UP YOUR MIND • MAKE UP FOR STH Ricardo Forner 2012
- 3. I can’t make out the address, he has written it so badly. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 4. The escaped prisoner was making for the coast. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 5. Isn’t it time you and Ann made up your quarrel? Ricardo Forner 2012
- 6. I don’t believe your story at all. I think you’re just making it up. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 7. Most women make up their faces. They make their faces up. They make them up. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 8. In the end he made up his mind to go by train. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 9. You’ll have to work very hard today to make up for the time you wasted yesterday. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 10. MAKE Entender, ver, oír… Viajar hacia, dirigirse Reconciliarse Inventarse (historia/ excusa…) Maquillarse Decidirse Compensar Ricardo Forner 2012
- 11. MAKE Entender, ver, oír… Viajar hacia, dirigirse Reconciliarse Inventarse (historia/ excusa…) Maquillarse Decidirse Compensar • MAKE OUT • MAKE FOR • MAKE UP • MAKE UP • MAKE UP • MAKE UP YOUR MIND • MAKE UP FOR STH Ricardo Forner 2012
- 12. PUT Ahorrar para el futuro Guardar, poner en su sitio Devolver a su sitio Bajar Anotar Atribuir algo a… Posponer Desanimar • PUT ASIDE • PUT AWAY • PUT BACK • PUT DOWN • PUT DOWN • PUT IT DOWN TO • PUT OFF • PUT SB OFF Ricardo Forner 2012
- 13. He puts aside 100€ a month to pay for his summer holiday. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 14. Put your toys away, children. It’s bed time. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 15. When you’ve finished with the book put it back on the shelf. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 16. He picked up the saucepan and put it down at once because the handle was almost red-hot. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 17. Put down his phone number before you forget it. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 18. She hasn’t been well since she came to this country. I put it down to the climate. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 19. I’ll put off my visit to Scotland till the weather is warmer. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 20. I wanted to see the exhibition but the queue put me off. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 21. PUT Ahorrar para el futuro Guardar, poner en su sitio Devolver a su sitio Bajar Anotar Atribuir algo a… Posponer Desanimar Ricardo Forner 2012
- 22. PUT Ahorrar para el futuro Guardar, poner en su sitio Devolver a su sitio Bajar Anotar Atribuir algo a… Posponer Desanimar • PUT ASIDE • PUT AWAY • PUT BACK • PUT DOWN • PUT DOWN • PUT IT DOWN TO • PUT OFF • PUT SB OFF Ricardo Forner 2012
- 23. PUT Ponerse, vestirse Encender/ apagar Subir, aumentar Erigir, levantar Alojar temporalmente Soportar • PUT ON • PUT ON/ OUT • PUT UP • PUT UP • PUT SB UP • PUT UP WITH STH Ricardo Forner 2012
- 24. She put on her glasses and took the letter from my hand. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 25. Put on the light. Put the light on. Put it on. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 26. When the importation of foreign tomatoes was forbidden, home growers put up their prices. Put their prices up. Put them up. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 27. They put up a statue of the local writer in the middle of the square. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 28. If you come to Paris I’ll put you up. You needn’t look for a hotel. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 29. We had to put up with a lot of noise when the children were at home. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 30. PUT Ponerse, vestirse Encender/ apagar Subir, aumentar Erigir, levantar Alojar temporalmente Soportar Ricardo Forner 2012
- 31. PUT Ponerse, vestirse Encender/ apagar Subir, aumentar Erigir, levantar Alojar temporalmente Soportar • PUT ON • PUT ON/ OUT • PUT UP • PUT UP • PUT SB UP • PUT UP WITH STH Ricardo Forner 2012
- 32. RUN Perseguir Escapar Quedar descargado Encontrarse por casualidad Quedarse sin Atropellar • RUN AFTER • RUN AWAY • RUN DOWN • RUN INTO/ ACROSS SB • RUN OUT OF • RUN OVER Ricardo Forner 2012
- 33. The thief ran away and the policeman ran after him. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 34. This torch is useless; the battery has run down. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 35. I ran into/ across my cousin in London recently. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 36. I have run out of milk. Put some lemon on your tea instead. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 37. The driver couldn’t stop in time and ran over him. Ricardo Forner 2012
- 38. RUN Perseguir Escapar Quedar descargado Encontrarse por casualidad Quedarse sin Atropellar Ricardo Forner 2012
- 39. RUN Perseguir Escapar Quedar descargado Encontrarse por casualidad Quedarse sin Atropellar • RUN AFTER • RUN AWAY • RUN DOWN • RUN INTO/ ACROSS SB • RUN OUT OF • RUN OVER Ricardo Forner 2012