Luis Castillo activities week 5

1. REPÚBLICA BOLIVARIANA DE VENEZUELA
UNIVERSIDAD PEDAGÓGICA EXPERIMENTAL LIBERTADOR
INSTITUTO PEDAGÓGICO DE BARQUISIMETO
LUIS BELTRÁN PRIERTO FIGUEROA
SUBDIRECCIÓN DE EXTENSIÓN
PROGRAMA DE EXTENSIÓN ACADÉMICA
PHRASAL VERBS
WEEK 5
Author: Luis Castillo – ID. 14.176.098
Tutor: Abilio Mujica
Subject: English course level VII / U / OL
BARQUISIMETO, MARCH 2022

2. PHRASAL VERBS
The Phrasal Verbs Memory Game
Phrasal Verbs

3. • Carry on - Continuar
• Come across - Encontrar
• Give up - Rendirse
• Go off - Explotar
• Go up - Subir
• Hold on - Sostener
• Pick up - Recoger
• Set out - Exponer
• Show off - Alardear
• Take off - Despegar
• Take on - Asumir
• Take over – Controlar
Video link:
https://youtu.be/IkbT8LVPO1c
Phrasal Verbs

4. • Look at the picture above carefully.
• What Phrasal Verbs you knew about? Which ones you didn´t?
(a).I know these:
➢ Blow up - Explotar
➢ Call on - Recurrir
➢ Come in - Entrar
➢ Do over - Deshacer
➢ Fill up - Llenar
➢ Get up - Levartar
➢ Go on - Continuar
➢ Grow up - Crecer
➢ Hand in - Entregar
➢ Look after - Cuidar
➢ Look forward to - Esperar (Con ilusión)
➢ Look into - Incestigar
➢ Look out for - Vigilar
➢ Look up to - Admirar
➢ Make sure of
➢ Make up - Inventar
➢ Pass out - Repartir; Desmayar
➢ Pick up - Recoger
➢ Put away - Guardar
➢ Put on - Poner (Ropa o Joyas)
➢ Run across - Cruzar (Con alguien o algo)
➢ Show off - Presumir
➢ Stand up - Mantener en pie
➢ Take after - Parecer (a alguien)
➢ Take care of - Cuidar
➢ Take down - Desmontar; Anotar
➢ Take off - Despegar; Desvestir
➢ Throw away - Arrojar; Desechar
➢ Try on - Probar (Ropa o calzado)
➢ Turn down - Rechazar; Bajar

5. ➢ Turn off - Apagar
➢ Turn on - Encender
➢ Turn up - llegar; Subir
➢ Wake up – Despertar
(b).The other phrasal verbs I do not know very well but I have seen and heard them
at some point.
• Search and share the meaning the meanings of those you didn´t.
➢ Break down - Dañar; Romper
➢ Break in on - Interrumpir en
➢ Bring up - Criar
➢ Call off - Cancelar
➢ Catch on - Captar (Entender)
➢ Catch up with - Poner a nivel (Alguien o algo)
➢ Check up on - Controlar
➢ Come over - Venir (Visitar)
➢ Come to - Ascender
➢ Come up with - Idear
➢ Cut down on - Reducir (consume de algo)
➢ Drop by - Pasar por (Visitar)
➢ Drop out of - Abandonar
➢ Eat out - Salir
➢ Fill out - Completar (Formulario)
➢ Get along with - Llevarse bien con
➢ Get away with - Escabullir
➢ Get by - Salir adelante
➢ Get over - Superar
➢ Get rid of - Deshacerse de algo
➢ Get tough with – No ceder a
➢ Give away - Regalar; Revelar
➢ Give back - Devolver
➢ Go back - Regresar
➢ Go out - Salir

6. ➢ Go over - Revisar
➢ Go through - Revisar a fondo; Sufrir
➢ Hold up - Retrasar; Soportar; Asaltar con arma de fuego
➢ Keep up with - No ser menos que alguien
➢ Leave out - Excluir
➢ Look down on - Despreciar
➢ Look in on - Visitar (Brevemente)
➢ Look up - Buscar (Información)
➢ Make sure of - Asegurarse de
➢ Pick out - Elegir
➢ Put away - Guardar
➢ Put off - Posponer
➢ Put up with - Aguantar
➢ Read over - Leer por completo
➢ Run into - Encontrar (Por casualidad)
➢ Run out of - Quedarse sin
➢ Set up - Montar; Instalar
➢ Show up - Aparecer (Algún lugar)
➢ Talk back to - Hablar de nuevo a
➢ Think back on - Pensar otra vez
➢ Try out - Probar
➢ Use up - Gastar
➢ Wait on - Servir a
➢ Walk out on - Abandonar
➢ Watch out - ¡Cuidado! (Alerta)
• Open the following links. Listen and read about Phrasal Verbs. Make a
summary.
Learning English
https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/phrasal-verbs-problem-solving-and-
grammar-/6079181.html

7. Phrasal Verbs, Problem Solving and Grammar
Phrasal verbs are groups of words that have a verb and another short word or
words. Together, these word groups take on a meaning that is different from what
the individual words suggest.
For example, consider the phrasal verb go on. The verb go is followed by the short
word on. Together these words can mean to happen or take place.
These phrasal verbs are useful for describing planning and problem solving in
general.
Figure out - Work out - Go ahead - Look back
Closing thoughts
While today’s report explored the steps taken for Everyday Grammar programs,
the phrasal verbs you learned about are useful to describe all kinds of problem-
solving activities.
British council
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/intermediate-to-upper-
intermediate/phrasal-verbs
Phrasal verbs
Do you know how to use verbs in phrases like pick the kids up, turn the music down
and look after my cat?
Look at these examples to see how phrasal verbs are used.
• This is the form. Please can you fill it in?
• Police are looking into connections between the two crimes.
Grammar explanation
Phrasal verbs are very common in English, especially in more informal contexts.
They are made up of a verb and a particle or, sometimes, two particles. The particle
often changes the meaning of the verb.
In terms of word order, there are two main types of phrasal verb: separable and
inseparable.
Separable. With separable phrasal verbs, the verb and particle can be apart or
together.
• They've called the meeting off.

8. • They've called off the meeting.
However, separable phrasal verbs must be separated when you use a pronoun.
Non-separable. Some phrasal verbs cannot be separated.
• Who looks after the baby when you're at work?
Even when there is a pronoun, the verb and particle remain together.
• Who looks after her when you're at work?
Some multi-word verbs are inseparable simply because they don't take an object.
• I get up at 7 a.m.
With two particles. Phrasal verbs with two particles are also inseparable. Even if
you use a pronoun, you put it after the particles.
• Who came up with that idea?

9. English club
https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/phrasal-verbs-list.htm
Phrasal Verbs List
Ask out Ask around Add up to Back up
Blow up Break down Break in Break into
Break up Break out Break out in Bring down
Bring up Call around Call back Call off
Call on Call up Call down Care for
Catch up Check in Check out Cheer up
Chin in Clean up Come across Come apart
Come down with Come forward Come from Count on
Cross out Cut back on Cut down Cut in
Cut out Do over Do away with Do up
Dress up Drop back Drop in/by/over Drop off
Drop out Eat out End up Fall apart
Fall down Fall out Figure out Fill in
Fill out Fill up Find out Get across/over
Get along/on Get around Get away Get away with
Get back Get back at Get back into Get on
Get over Get around to Get together Get up
Give away Give back Give in Give out
Give up Go after Go against Go ahead
Go back Go out Go out with Go over
Go without Grow apart Grow back Grow into
Grow out of Grow up Hand down Hand in

10. Hand out Hand over Hang in Hang on
Hang out Hang out Hold back Hold on
Hold onto Hold up Keep on Keep on doing
Keep from Keep out Keep up Let down
Let in Log in/on Log out/off Look after
Look down on Look for Look forward to Look into
Look out Look out for Look over Look up
Look up to Make up Mix up Pass away
Pass out Pass up Pay back Pay for
Pick out Point out Put down Put off
Put out Put together Put up with Put on
Run into Run over Run over/through Run away
Run out Send back Set up Shop around
Show off Sleep over Sort out Stick to
Switch off/on Take after Take apart Take back
Take off Take out Tear out Tear up
Think back Think over Throw away Turn down
Turn off Turn on Turn up Try on
Try out Use up Wake up Warm up
Wear off Work out
• Answer
1. What´s a Phrasal Verb?
Phrasal verbs or two-word verbs, are those words that are composed of "a verb
+ a preposition, an adjective or adverb" having a different meaning than each
word separately, and may have one or more meanings.
2. What´s Separable Phrasal Verbs?
They are those phrasal verbs in which a person of the predicate can be placed,
in the middle of the action and the preposition, adjective or adverb.
3. What´s Non-separable Phrasal Verbs?

11. They are those phrasal verbs in which the verb and the preposition always go
together and are not separated, that is, the object pronoun is always placed
after the preposition.
4. Give examples of a Phrasal Verb with two particles. You cannot repeat the
one your partner posts.
o My son came down with flu this last week.
o My wife wants me to cut back on smokes and fast foods.
o It's time to do away with all of this bad behavior.
o Luis always gets away with cheating in his games.
o Her sister finally got back into her tale and finished it
5. Give examples of Phrasal Verbs which do not take an object or are
intransitive.
o My daughter got up at 6:30 a.m.
o John woke up at 11:00 a.m.
o The girls can come over to my party after school.
o Ivan Drago is going back to Moscow next month.
o My friends dressed up for the Carnival party.

12. Do the exercises and show results

17. Oral Interview