This document is an English lesson on phrasal verbs presented to Lesly Daihana Castillo by Royer Ramos. It defines phrasal verbs as idiomatic verb expressions formed by combining verbs with prepositions or adverbs, which results in new meanings. Examples are given such as "get up" meaning "to wake up", "look for" meaning "to search for", and "take out" meaning "to remove". Further examples are provided of common phrasal verbs with their Spanish translations. The document concludes by stating that phrasal verbs are distinctive to the English language.

1. ENGLISH B+
PHRASAL VERBS-UNIT 2
PRESENTED TO:
LESLY DAIHANA CASTILLO 1030568378
PRESENTED BY:
ROYER RAMOS
GROUP:
900004_14
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A
DISTANCIA UNAD
PROGRAMA DE PSICOLOGÍA
BOGOTÁ 29 DE OCTUBRE DE 2015

2. VERBS COMPOUND
 Phrasal verbs are idiomatic
expressions that are formed by
combining verbs with prepositions or
adverbs. This results in new phrasal
verbs with a very different meaning
for individual verbs.
 Phrasal verbs are distinctive to the
English language. Also called 2 and
3-word verbs, they combine a
particle (preposition) with a verb

3. EXAMPLES
 Get: obtener
 up: arriba
 Get up: levantarse
They must get up very early
Deben levantarse muy temprano

4.  Look: ver
 For: para
 Look for: buscar
I look for work in the city
Debo buscar trabajo en la ciudad

5.  Take: llevar
 Out: fuera
 Take out: sacar
I went my home to take out the
books
Fui a mi casa a sacar los libros


6.  Turn: giro
 Down: abajo
 Turn Down: bajar volumen
Turn down at tv
Bajar volumen al televisor

7.  Hang: colgar
 On: sobre
 Hang on: esperar
Hang on call my mother
Espera llamo a mi mama

8.  Back: atrás
 Be: ser
 Be back: regresar
I want be back at my house
Quiero regresar a mi casa

9.  Carry: llevar
 Out: fuera
 Carry out: cumplir
carry out our tasks in the university
Cumplir con nuestras tareas en la
universidad

10.  Clean: limpiar
 Up:arriba
 Clean up: limpiar
We have to clean up the room
Tenemos que limpiar la habitacion

11.  Go: ir
 Out: fuera
 Go out: salir
I’m going sleeping before go
out to bring my daughter
Voy a dormir antes de salir a
traer a mi hija

12.  Take: llevar
 Off: apagar
 Take off: Despegar
 We will take off in a few
minutes
 Despegaremos en unos
minutos