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phrasal verbs


         By: Laura Davila
   Luisa Fernanda puerto
What are phrasal verbs?

• A phr asal ver b i s a ver b pl us a
  pr eposi t i on or adver b w ch cr eat es a
                               hi
  meani ng di f f er ent f r om t he or i gi nal
  ver b.
Get back

• To r et ur n t o a pl ace af t er goi ng some
  w e el se
   her

 Sent ence: she w goi ng t o t he school , but
                 as
 she has t o get back because she l ef t t he
              hom or k at hom .
                  ew           e
Get out:
• To l eave a car or a pl ace



Ex: t oday m t eacher sai d m : get out of
             y               e
                !,
t he cl assr oom because I w bot her i ng
                             as
m f r i end
  y
Get down

• descend; depr essed
• Ex:I will get down when I leave this town
Get up
• To wake up or t o st and up

• Ex: she al ways get s up t o l at e f r om bed
Get off
• To st op bei ng dependent on som hi ng t hat
                                      et
  you used t o have r egul ar l y, or of someone
  el se
• Ex: I w l l get of f m m w
          i             y om hen I 'm 18 year s
                        ol d
Get in
• To be al l ow t o ent er a pl ace
               ed

Ex: Johana get in the university
Get over
• To begi n t o f eel bet t er af t er a shock
  or an exper i ence t hat upset you

• Ex: m uncl e di ed, but I w l l get over
        y                    i
  t hi s pr obl em
Get together
• meet (usual l y f or soci al r easons) or t o
  col l ect t hi ngs and put t hem

Ex: Let 's get t oget her f or goi ng t o a
speci al r est aur ant
Get through
• To deal w t h a di f f i cul t exper i ence of
             i
  per i od of your l i f e

• Ex: I w l l get t hr ough w t h t hi s
            i                     i
  di f f i cul t y i n m f am l y
                        y    i
Get away
• To succeed i n l eavi ng a pl ace or a
  per son ; escape

• Ex: I w   ant t o get away
 f r om t hi s w l d
                or
Get with
• To be m e m
         or  oder n and f ashi onabl e

Ex: w you dr ess so ol d? You need t o get
     hy
w t h t he f ashi on
 i
Get to
• To ar r i ve at a pl ace or r each a
  par t i cul ar st age i n a pr ocess

• Ex: I get t o t he of f i ce of m f r i end and
                                   y
  w beaut i f ul
   as
Get at
• W som
   hat     eone r eal l y m eans, w  hen t hey
  ar e not sayi ng i n di r ect l y.

• Ex: What are you getting at?
Get on
• to continue doing something, especially with
  more effort or more quickly

• Ex: get on the bus!
Get by
• t o f ai l t o do as much w k or pay as
                             or
  m uch m  oney as you shoul d by a
  par t i cul ar t i me

• Ex: She got behi nd w t h her m t gage,
                       i         or
  she l ose her home
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Phrasal verbs

  • 1. phrasal verbs By: Laura Davila Luisa Fernanda puerto
  • 2. What are phrasal verbs? • A phr asal ver b i s a ver b pl us a pr eposi t i on or adver b w ch cr eat es a hi meani ng di f f er ent f r om t he or i gi nal ver b.
  • 3. Get back • To r et ur n t o a pl ace af t er goi ng some w e el se her Sent ence: she w goi ng t o t he school , but as she has t o get back because she l ef t t he hom or k at hom . ew e
  • 4.
  • 5. Get out: • To l eave a car or a pl ace Ex: t oday m t eacher sai d m : get out of y e !, t he cl assr oom because I w bot her i ng as m f r i end y
  • 6.
  • 7. Get down • descend; depr essed • Ex:I will get down when I leave this town
  • 8. Get up • To wake up or t o st and up • Ex: she al ways get s up t o l at e f r om bed
  • 9. Get off • To st op bei ng dependent on som hi ng t hat et you used t o have r egul ar l y, or of someone el se • Ex: I w l l get of f m m w i y om hen I 'm 18 year s ol d
  • 10. Get in • To be al l ow t o ent er a pl ace ed Ex: Johana get in the university
  • 11. Get over • To begi n t o f eel bet t er af t er a shock or an exper i ence t hat upset you • Ex: m uncl e di ed, but I w l l get over y i t hi s pr obl em
  • 12. Get together • meet (usual l y f or soci al r easons) or t o col l ect t hi ngs and put t hem Ex: Let 's get t oget her f or goi ng t o a speci al r est aur ant
  • 13. Get through • To deal w t h a di f f i cul t exper i ence of i per i od of your l i f e • Ex: I w l l get t hr ough w t h t hi s i i di f f i cul t y i n m f am l y y i
  • 14. Get away • To succeed i n l eavi ng a pl ace or a per son ; escape • Ex: I w ant t o get away f r om t hi s w l d or
  • 15. Get with • To be m e m or oder n and f ashi onabl e Ex: w you dr ess so ol d? You need t o get hy w t h t he f ashi on i
  • 16. Get to • To ar r i ve at a pl ace or r each a par t i cul ar st age i n a pr ocess • Ex: I get t o t he of f i ce of m f r i end and y w beaut i f ul as
  • 17. Get at • W som hat eone r eal l y m eans, w hen t hey ar e not sayi ng i n di r ect l y. • Ex: What are you getting at?
  • 18. Get on • to continue doing something, especially with more effort or more quickly • Ex: get on the bus!
  • 19. Get by • t o f ai l t o do as much w k or pay as or m uch m oney as you shoul d by a par t i cul ar t i me • Ex: She got behi nd w t h her m t gage, i or she l ose her home