This document contains an English activity completed by a student named Katerine Chaverra de la Cuesta for her teacher Maria Cristina Otalora. It discusses phrasal verbs, which are verb phrases made up of a main verb and one or more auxiliary verbs. It provides examples of 10 common English phrasal verbs like "to run", "to rest", and "to write" along with their Spanish translations. It also gives example sentences using these phrasal verbs.
Hilton Rossenrode presented these slides alongside his talk at the 2015 South African Council of Shopping Centres (SACSC) Research Conference.
Presented on 15 April 2015.
Los recursos educativas han ido adaptánse a la periodificación de la humanidad y siempre han respondido a las necesidades de aprendizaje de las sociedades de manera particular. Hoy se han universalizado.
Hilton Rossenrode presented these slides alongside his talk at the 2015 South African Council of Shopping Centres (SACSC) Research Conference.
Presented on 15 April 2015.
Los recursos educativas han ido adaptánse a la periodificación de la humanidad y siempre han respondido a las necesidades de aprendizaje de las sociedades de manera particular. Hoy se han universalizado.
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Phrasal verbs
1. ACTIVIDAD # 8 INGLES
ALUMNA:
KATERINE CHAVERRA DE LA CUESTA
COD.1077422483
DOCENTE:
MARIA CRISTINA OTALORA
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA “UNAD” ESCUELA
DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES ARTES Y HUMANIDADES PROGRAMA DE
PSICOLOGÍA
2. PHRASAL VERBS
A verb phrase is the combination of a main verb
and one or more auxiliary verbs.
This group acts as a verb words
Verb phrase = main verb + auxiliaries
3. English sentences generally have only a verb , but
may have several verbal sentences . Verbal
sentences are constructed using the infinitive ,
present participle or past participle , and their
complements :
4. 10 PHRASAL VERB
To run: correr
to rest: descansar
to write: escribir
remodeled: remodelar
drinking: beber
6. EXAMPLES
Mario agreed to run for president. (Mario acepto
presentarse Como candidato a la presidencia)
The man stopped to rest. El hombre se detubo a descansar
For carlos To write was his ambition. (para carlos
escribir era su ambicion).
The house, remodeled recently, is very attractive.
(La casa, recientemente remodelada, es muy atractiva.)
Students drinking on campus will be expelled.
(Los estudiantes que beben en el campus serán expulsados.)
7. Reading books in the train gives me a headache.(Leyendo libros en el
tren me da un dolor de cabeza.)
Buildings constructed during the depression are
substandard.(Los edificios construidos durante la depresión son deficientes.)
Trembling with excitement, Mary waited for her
friend.(Temblando de emoción, María esperaba a su amigo.)
They are waiting for the rain to stop.(Están esperando a que deje de
llover.)
Why is she staying at home?(¿Por qué se está quedando en casa?)
