Last week, in English for Lunch, we continued our series of lessons on phrasal verbs (or multiword verbs). We had seen that a nice way to remember them is to either think about the verb or a common preposition that follows them (like 'off', for example).
We created a pool of verbs that are commonly used in phrasal verb constructions and the prepositions that normally follow them.
Some of the verbs are:
put get take break
set come pick show
look turn keep
While the prepositions are:
on up down off to
across at by after for
How many phrasal verbs can you come up with? Can you find a synonym to remember them? Don't forget to look it up in a dictionary and join us this Thursday to learn more about phrasal verbs!
See you then!
We created a pool of verbs that are commonly used in phrasal verb constructions and the prepositions that normally follow them.
Some of the verbs are:
put get take break
set come pick show
look turn keep
While the prepositions are:
on up down off to
across at by after for
How many phrasal verbs can you come up with? Can you find a synonym to remember them? Don't forget to look it up in a dictionary and join us this Thursday to learn more about phrasal verbs!
See you then!
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