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Phrasal verbs are rarely used in English. True or False
false
True or false. A phrasal verb is a verb with a preposition or adverb
True
name three things you will keep on doing this year. Explain
to continue doing something
you will be late if you do not hurry up! Explain
move more quickly
what things have you given up recently? Explain
to quit / stop doing
You should look after your parents when they are old! Do you agree? Explain
to take care of
What type of people do you get along with? Explain get along with
to have a good / friendly relationship
Phrasal verbs can have a literal and non-literal meaning. True or False
True
Do phrasal verbs have more than one meaning?
Yes.
Does it annoy you when people turn up their music too loud? Explain turn up. What is the opposite?
to increase the volume. to turn down
Where do you go when you hang out with friends? Explain hang out.
to spend time with
Do you usually hand in your homework on time? What does hand in mean?
to give something to a teacher
How often do you use a dictionary to look up a new word? What does look up mean?
to find information
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