English Phrasal Verb

1. WELCOME

2. POWER POINT PRESENTATION
BY
SOUMYA JOHN J.S

3. PHRASAL VERBS

4. WHAT ARE PHRASAL VERBS:
A PHRASAL VERB IS A VERB + A
PREPOSITION OR ADVERB WHICH
CREATE MEANING DIFFERENT FROM
THE ORIGINAL VERB.
RUN + INTO = MEET
RUN + AWAY = LEAVE HOME

5. TYPES OF PHRASAL VERBS
PHRASAL VERBS HAVE TWO TYPE
1. INTRANSITIVE
2. TRANSITIVE
INTRANSITIVE
SOME PHRASAL VERBS ARE INTRANSITIVE. AN
INTRANSITIVE VERB CANNOT BE FOLLOWED BY AN
OBJECT.
EG:- HE SUDDENLY SHOWED UP
TRANSITIVE
SOME PHRASAL VERBS ARE TRANSITIVE. A TRANSITIVE
VERB CAN BE FOLLOWED BY AN OBJECT.
EG: I MADE UP THE STORY. SOME TRANSITIVE

6. SOME PHRASAL VERBS
PUT UP : BUILD
PUT UP WITH : TOLERATE
PUT ACROSS : COMMUNICATION
PUT AWAY : PUT BY, TO SAVE FOR FUTURE ARE.
PUT DOWN : ATTRIBUTE TO
PUT BY : SAVE MONEY
PUT OFF : POSTPONE
PUT OUT : EXTINGUISH
PUT AIDE : IGNORE SOMETHING
PUT BACK : TO RETURN

7. FILL UP THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE USING WITH
APPROPRIATE PHRASAL VERBS.
(PUT BY, PUT OFF, PUT OUT, PUT ACROSS, PUT ASIDE)
1. I NEED TO ………SOME MONEY FOR HARD TIMES.
2. THE MATCH HAS BEEN ……UNTIL TOMORROW
BECAUSE
OF BAD WEATHER.
3. THE FIRE FIGHTERS ARE STILL TRYING TO………THE
FIRE
4. HE WAS TRYING TO…………A SERIOUS POINT
5. I COULD NOT………THE BOOK……… IT WAS VERY
INTERESTING