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1. The document discusses 10 verb phrases in English that function as main verbs in sentences. The verb phrases include "to put in", "turn up", "to look up", "to make up", "to catch on", "to can speak", "To are waiting", "To came back", "To be back", and "To look after". 2. The document also includes a short dialogue in broken English between Marcelo and Jhon where they discuss turning down music and Maria taking up a new job.
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- 1. Activity b1 + ( English III ) verb phrases Student : Harold Enrique Molina Estrada A verb phrase is a phrase of 2 or 3 words that function as the main verb of a sentence in English
- 2. 1. To put in I put in for a new activitity in the classroom Solicité una nueva actividad en el salón de clases. Please turn the volume up, I like this song. Por favor sube el volúmen, me gusta esta canción 2. turn up
- 3. 3. to look up You should look up this word in the English dictionary Deberías buscar esta palabra en el diccionario de Ingles 4. to make up They like to make up horror stories A ellos les gusta fabricar historias de Horror
- 4. 5. to catch on I am starting to catch on Estoy empezando a entender 6. to can speak He can speak more than ten languages. Puede hablar más de diez idiomas
- 5. 7. To are waiting They are waiting for the rain to stop. Están esperando a que deje de llover. 8. To came back I came back tired and hungry at my house Volví cansado y hambriento a mi casa
- 6. 9. To be back I'll be back in a few minutes, wait me! Regresaré en unos minutos, esperen me! 10. To look after I will look after your cat while you are away Cuidaré a tu gato mientras estés fuera
- 7. dialogue Marcelo: hello how are you ? Jhon: I fine and you? Marcelo well can you help me Jhon: yes I can Marcelo: you could turn down the music jhon: ok I turn down it, and what does maria do Marcelo: maria took up her new job Jhon: excellent for her Marcelo: bye jhon Jhon: good bye marcelo