This document contains a list of phrasal verbs and their definitions for 6th grade English students. It includes 14 phrasal verbs such as "look after," "hang on," and "run out of" along with brief explanations of their meanings to help students learn and understand how to use these multi-word verbs in the English language. The list was provided to students on March 22 by their teacher, Karla Urquieta.
This document contains a list of phrasal verbs and their definitions for 6th grade English students. It includes 14 phrasal verbs such as "look after," "hang on," and "run out of" along with brief explanations of their meanings to help students learn and understand how to use these multi-word verbs in the English language. The list was provided to students on March 22 by their teacher, Karla Urquieta.
This document contains a list of phrasal verbs and their definitions for 6th grade English students. It includes 14 phrasal verbs such as "look after," "hang on," and "run out of" along with brief explanations of their meanings to help students learn and understand how to use these multi-word verbs in the English language. The list was provided to students on March 22 by their teacher, Karla Urquieta.
This document contains a list of phrasal verbs and their definitions for 6th grade English students. It includes 14 phrasal verbs such as "look after," "hang on," and "run out of" along with brief explanations of their meanings to help students learn and understand how to use these multi-word verbs in the English language. The list was provided to students on March 22 by their teacher, Karla Urquieta.
STUDENT: ROOM: TEACHER: Karla Urquieta , Gaby Bayeto TIME: DATE: March 22
PHRASAL VERB DEFINITION
LOOK AFTER Be responsible for HANG ON Wait RUN OUT OF Use all of JOIN IN Take part in an activity with other people PUT YOUR NAME DOWN Arrange to do an organized activity TAKE UP Start doing a hobby SIGN UP FOR Register to do something GIVE UP Stop doing something before you have completed it GO ON Continue LOOK FORWARD TO Feel happy about something that is going to happen FIND OUT Discover somtehing GO OFF Stop liking SET OFF Start a journey WAKE UP Stop sleeping TAKE OFF Remove clothes PUT OFF Postpone COME OUT emerge, appear CLEAR UP solve or explain something JUMP INTO (STH.) dive or leap GET IN/ INTO enter GET OUT OF leave GROW UP become old SET UP start (e.g. a company) BRING UP look after TAKE UP start (e.g. playing) FIND OUT discover MAKE UP invent RUN OUT OF don't have any more GET ON WITH have a good relationship WAKE UP to make somebody stop sleeping