PHRASAL VERBS

ANGELA YADIRA VARGAS CELY COD.1057578562  

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TUTOR ROYER DARÍO RAMOS

  

UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA – UNADESCUELA: INSTITUTO VIRTUAL DE LENGUAS INVIL

5 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2015

PHRASAL VERBS 

Verbs followed by one or more prepositions or particles and can have meanings completely different to the original verb they accompany.

1.End up: achieve, make and decideExample: We ended up going to my house instead of going to the school.

  

2. Eat out: Eat in a restaurantExample:There wasn’t anything to eat at home, so we decided to eat out.

  

3. Put out: to extinguish, to stop something from burning.

Example: The firemen managed to put out the fire very quickly. Because the fire is not so strong.

  

4. Save up: Is to keep money so that you have enough to buy something in the future.

Example: I am saving up money for buy a apartment.

  

5. Sleep in: To sleep late on purposeExample: On Sunday I can sleep in because I don´t have to go to work.

 

6. Split up: Mean to end a marriage or romantic relationship.

Example: My parents split up when I was just a girl.

 

7. Warm up: prepare the body for exercise

Example: It is important to warm up your body before any physical activity.

 

8. Sing in: check inExample: We must sing in when we arrive to the hotel.

 

9. Catch up: It will reach; to catch upExample: The teacher told me than have to study very hard if I wanted to catch up of my classmates on your level of English.

 

10. Cheer up: If someone tells you to 'cheer up' they want you to become happier.

Example:

She cheered up when she knew she had passed all matter of descriptive statistics.

 

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