This document provides examples and definitions for 10 phrasal verbs in English: 1. Wake up - means to get up 2. Brew up - means to prepare a drink 3. Come back - means to return to a place 4. Get out - no definition provided 5. Look down on - means to despise or disrespect someone 6. Put down - means to write someone's name on a list or document to include them 7. Make up - has multiple meanings depending on context 8. Let up - means to improve or stop talking constantly 9. Put away - means to put items away in their proper place 10. Try up - means to trip or cause

1. MIRYAN BARRERA CRUZ COD: 46385258
TUTORA:
MÓNICA MILDRED QUINTERO
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA UNAD
NOVIEMBRE
2016

2. Phrasal Verbs are a very particular aspect of English and often cause
confusion among people who are learning this language.
Phrasal verbs are usually two-word phrases consisting of verb + adverb or
verb + preposition. Think of them as you would any other English
vocabulary
THE PHRASAL VERB

3. 1. Wake up:This verb is
used to say get up
Every day I wake up at 6:30
2. brew up This verb is
used to say to prepare a
drink
I brew up a cup of coffee and drink it up
3. Come back: This verb is
used to say back
Volver algun lugar
she usually comes back home first

4. 4. Get out:
I'll get out when you stop at the traffic
lights
She thinks they look down on her because
she didn't go to university
You get up at 5 o'clock every morning
5. Look down
on: despreciar
The kid looked down on the food his
father had prepared.

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6. Put down: to write someone's
name on a list or document,
usually in order to include them in
an event or activity
The teacher asked us to put our
names down on another list.
7. Make up nventar una historia (b) maquillarse
(c) for - compensar (d) to - recompensar a alguien
(e) to - adular (f) with - reconciliarse
I'm not ready yet! I still
have to make up!
8. Let up: a) mejorar,
amainar (b) hablar sin
parar
You can go out once the rain lets up.

6. 9. Put away; poner en su
sitio, guardar
Once you put the toys away you
can go outside with Timmy
10. Try up: hacer tropezar
The kid didn't mean to trip you up, he
didn't see you.

7. InglesB_1 Unid 1.
Compound adjetives
Present progressive (future meaning)
Wh question with modal verbs
Ing form as adjectives, subjects and objects.
Unid 2.
Present perfect vs Simple past.
Modal verbs of obligation and advice.
Phrasal verbs.
Unid 3.
Present perfect simple vs Present perfect
continuous vs simple past
Present perfect
Future tenses
Tag questions with "Be" in different tenses.

10. My name is Miryan Barrera Cruz, I have 32 years old , I graduated
from the Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia I live
in Sogamoso, Boyacá, I work in tasco, I am a preschool teacher, I study
psychology in the UNAD university, I like listening to music and
dancing, I like to exercise such as aerobics, I like going for a walk with
my friends and my parents, I sometimes go to the movies with my
sister, I like comedy movies, I love to smile and share with people

11. My family and I are planning a lot
of things because we will travel to
Santander on vacation, we really
enjoy to travel together for that
reason we are expecting a
wonderful trip. Finally related to
my health I’m being too busy so, I
can’t exercise often but in the
future I want to do more physical
activity and also I want to take care
of my health in a serious wayMy future
plans with
my work