CLASS 4 WEEK 3

A. Write the meaning of these phrasal verbs so give one example for each.

Give MEANING: something that is Go away MEANING: leave a place

away given free to a customer EXAMPLE: Go away
EXAMPLE: They're going to give away and leave me alone!
our seats at the premiere.
Give MEANING: return something Go back MEANING: fail to keep a promise,
back EXAMPLE: She gave me back on or to change a decision or agreement
the book that she had borrowed EXAMPLE:
last week. The government looks likely to go
back
on its decision to close the mines.
Give in MEANING: to decide to do what Go by MEANING: move past,
someone else wants in space or time
EXAMPLE: Our kids kept begging us to EXAMPLE: You
take them to the beach, and finally we can't let an opportunity like that go
gave in. by - it's too good to miss
Give off MEANING: to produce something as Go down MEANING: start to suffer from
a result of a natural process with an infectious disease
EXAMPLE: The forest fire gave EXAMPLE: Half of
off thick black smoke. Martha's class has gone down
with flu.
Give out MEANING: last no longer, or Go for MEANING: try to have
to work no longer or achieve something
EXAMPLE: Food supplies will give out EXAMPLE:
by the end of the week. The Russian relay team will again be
going for the gold medal at
the Olympic Games.
Give up MEANING: to stop trying to do Go in for MEANING: do something regularly,
something before you have finished, or to enjoy something
usually because it is too difficult EXAMPLE: I've never really gone in
EXAMPLE: She has for classical music, but I love jazz.
a struggle trying to persuade the board to 
accept her proposal, but
she's determined not to give up.
Go after MEANING: chase or follow someone Go off It has multiple meanings, I’m going
in order to catch them to use the meaning of leaving:
EXAMPLE: The police went after him MEANING: leave a place and
but he got away. go somewhere else
EXAMPLE: She's gone off
on holiday with Tony.
Go MEANING: Go on MEANING: To continue
ahead an occasion when permission is given for EXAMPLE: Please go on with what
someone to start doing something or for you're doing and
an event or activity to happen don't let us interrupt you
EXAMPLE:
The government has given the go-ahead
for a multi-billion pound road-
building project.