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COMPOUND VERBS

Teacher:
Atty. Maza, Mairet

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Cecimar La Rosa
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Semester II Section "C"
Barcelona, December 2014

phrasal verb

REPORT OF: " PHRASAL VERB"

Definition.The verb is compounded when it is formed by the verb have + participle
verboide (those ending in ado, gone), eg have gone, we have gone, we will
run, have dinner, etc.
Phrasal verbs are idioms that are formed by combining verbs with
prepositions or adverbs. This results in new phrasal verbs with a very different
meaning than it gives us the dictionary for individual verbs.
Compound verbs are widely used both in written English as spoken.
Constantly emerging new phrasal verbs because the grammatical structure
thereof is a very flexible to create new verbs and expressions resource.
Moreover, the same phrasal verb can have several meanings.
For example, the verb "give" means "to give", but if we add the add "up" we
"give up" that,

Phrasal verbs can be divided into three groups:

inseparable Verbs

You can not separate the preposition and verb direct object must come
after the preposition or adverb that makes up the phrasal verb.

An example is "look after" with the sense of "caring" or "address":

Their Parents must look after kids.

Separable Verbs

In this type of phrasal verbs Plug going direct object between the verb and
complement.

An example is "set apart" in the sense of "distinction" or "characterize"

phrasal verb

The quality of Their products Rolex sets apart from other watch makers.
Intransitive verbs

Several phrasal verbs can be used without direct object.

For example "make up" to mean "make peace":

When mom and dad Have an argument, They usually we make up the
following day.

You see, in this case a direct object is not used

Examples of sentences with some PHRASAL VERB indicated:

The blue team played very well but the green team was a disaster; but the
blue team managed to get up the first game. I always get up tempramo to
watch the game.
The dog ran away when we were bathing; we always careful with because it
escapes into the street.
Mary called off the wedding the day before. Mary called the wedding off the
day before. There isnt going to be a wedding. Mary called it off.
We must total accounts accounting; and strengthen and leaning on
knowledge already gained.

I came back from work tired and hungry; so I'll call later, our parents were
in the other week in a hotel.

phrasal verb
She wrote to him but He never wrote back, debo Carry on with your work. I'm
going to rest before I go out
I have to return the book before Saturday; Do not dispose of you the
opportunity to read the book before returning.
Charles Please turn off the lights when leaving; after dinner, I'll walk to the
beach.
Turn down the radio, I will look after your cat while you are away.
Juan runs every day, nothing every two and rests on Sunday; care dog every
afternoon and dinner, eat up all your vegetables.

In this contexto, below are listed some phrasal verb, such as:
ADD UP

GO DOWN

TALK OF

BREAK AWAY

STAY AT

TEAR UP

CALL IN

SPEAK TO

TURN OFF

CALL OUT

SET OFF

WALK IN

CLEAR OUT

STAND OFF

WALK OFF

CRY TO

STAY OUT

WRITE DOWN

COME UP

STEP UP TO

THROW OFF

DRIVE BY

POINT AWAY

TAKE TO

phrasal verb
FIGHT OFF

SPEAK UP

LOOK AT

GIVE AWAY

HURRY ALONG

GO ABOUT