NOMBRE:

Ximena Alexandra Monroy Chacón

PROFESOR:

Edna Bonilla

ASIGNATURA:

Inglés

GRADO: 11 5

Phrasal verbs
Wake up I wake up at 6:00 last week
Have you ever waken up scared?

Turn on A ghost turn up in my house every

night have you ever seen ghosts?

Sit down every morning I tell my dog sit down!

have you ever trained your dog?

Look at my mother looks at the stars every night

have you seen the constellation of saturn?

Go over The only thing you can do when you feel stuck is get over it!
What obstacles have you go over?

Cheer up I feel cheer up when I am with my

family, you when you feel happy?
Cut out When I am cut out from my family I feel
sad, what are your sad moments?

Pick up I pick up trash on the streets every

day, do you like to recycle?

Check in I checked into a hotel last week,

when was the last time you check
in?

Blow out I blow out my birthday candles last month,

when is your birthday?
1 TAKE OFF 5 WENT OFF 9 COME OVER 13 GET BY
2 TAKE UP 6 GONE DOWN 10 COME UP 14 GET OVER
3 TAKING ON 7 GO ON 11 CAME OUT 15 GET IN
4 TAKEN OVER 8 GO THROUGH 12 COME ACROSS 16 GET THROUGH

You take off those clothes and go They come across as intelligent people.
swimming.
My mom has taken over the business. You get in your truck and you go home
Come up here, and let's sing a duet We can't get through, not on horseback.
together

D. Watch this video, write down phrasal verbs. What do they mean?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCXDqlFjg8o
PHRASAL VERBS SIGNIFICADO

Called up Llamar por teléfono

Calling back Devolver llamada

Carry on Continua
Check up on Comprobar

Count on Contar con

Do over Rehacer

Ended up Terminó

Get away Escaparse

Get on with Llevarse bien con

Get through Llegar al final

Give up Renunciar

Hand in Entregar

Looking for Buscando

Make through Abrirse paso

Nodding off Cabeceando

Put up with Soportar

Ran out of Quedarse sin

Stay up Permanecer de pié

Stood up Se levantó
Stressing out Estresarse
Taking up Tomando
Telling off Regañando

Thinking about Pensar en

E. Use five of them in a short conversation.

+ Hi Sarah, how are you?
- Hi Mina, fine and you? I wanted to call you back, but I couldn't because I was scolding
my dog
+ take it easy, Mina. I called you to let you know my uncle finished his job.
- That's good, Sarah. tell him my company will call him for the next job...
+ Ok, I hope you do well, see you later.