Phrasal Verbs questions by Gabriele Morenghi

2021-05-18 13:21:53 UTC

JOAO GABRIEL

What are phrasal verbs?

What the correct structure of phrasal verbs?

Write a example of phrasal verbs:

mariaeduardaoloveira — 2021-05-18 13:21:58 UTC

Chose the right phrasal verb:

I wake____early every morning
UP ON DOWN
Can you turn____the TV please
OFF UP OUT
They are going to cut____the threes
ON WITH OFF

eliseiramina — 2021-05-18 13:22:05 UTC

Give up means:

-Give things for free

-Stop trying

-Be positive

Put off means:

-Throw something away

-Postpone

-Give to someone

Run out means:

-Go away

-Run faster

-Finish

pedromoraes1 — 2021-05-18 13:23:52 UTC

What is the correct phrasal verbs:

1) Go ____ the stairs to get to the kitchen.

A) Up

B) Down

C) With

D) Off

2)
It’s not easy to look __ 3 children.

A) Forward to

B) Up

C) Back

D) After

3) You can never give __ on your dreams.

A) In

B) Out

C) Up

D) Away

milenamiolaro — 2021-05-18 13:25:01 UTC

MILENA, MARIA LUIZA AND LUIZA
1-We do not understand the part of putting "too" in sentences ??
2-In “put your Books away” (“put away”) can we add “them”? What if it was “put away your Books”?
3- Is “Look after” literal or figurative?

juliaricardo — 2021-05-18 13:25:16 UTC

Complete with the correct Phrasal verbs:
Up. On. Off. Out. For.
• If he breaks ____with his girlfriend she is going to be very upset.
• I was sad that my best friend moved to another country. But life goes __.
• Children should not stay___very late. They must be in bed before midnight.
Julia Botoni Ricardo

2021-05-18 13:25:50 UTC

Laura
____, I’m coming!

1. a) Hold on

2. b) Grow up

3. c) Show off

4. d) Get around

If life has been hard, ____! Things will get better!

1. a) hold on

2. b) hang on

3. c) look up

4. d) get up

_____, the door is open.

1. a) Put on

2. b) Go on

3. c) Drop

4. d) Come in

2021-05-18 13:26:55 UTC

Joao v

1= Choose the phrasal verb that best fits in this sentence.

_____, the door is open.

A= Put on
B= Go on
C= Drop of
D= Come in

2= What is the means of “put on” ?

3= The alternative that best replaces the phrasal verb underlined in the sentence:

Can use images TO RULE OUT other forms of dementia" is:

A= eliminate

B= include

C= to allow

d= to add

e= accept

2021-05-18 13:27:27 UTC

Rafael Camilo

1- Nobody likes him at the school, because he always puts ___ all the students.

A) down. B)out. C)up

2 - I’m looking for my book!

A) true B) false

3 - I gave ___ the game.

A)down. B)up. C) without

milenamiolaro — 2021-05-18 13:28:45 UTC

Milena // answering Duda's:
1- up
2-off
3-on *off*

2021-05-20 10:15:48 UTC

Joao Gabriel / Answering Joao Victor

1- LETTER A) eliminate

2- LETTER D) Come in

3- Can meaning: dress, assume, wear, and others.

mariaeduardaoloveira — 2021-05-20 10:18:52 UTC

Lynna’s questions. Give up means- stop trying. Put off means- postpone. Run out means- finish

marialopes2 — 2021-05-20 10:21:23 UTC

Maria Luiza/

reply from joao gabriel
1-In English, a phrasal verb is the combination of two or three words from different grammatical categories - a verb and a particle, like an adverb or a preposition - to form a single semantic unit at a lexical or syntactic level.
2-structures of a phrasal verb: (verb) + (adverb) (verb) + (preposition) (verb) + (adverb) + (preposition) 
3-See the case of the verb to get. Examples: Get away: escape.

pedromoraes1 — 2021-05-20 10:22:17 UTC

Rafa questions:

1- Down

2- True

3- Up.

milenamiolaro — 2021-05-20 10:23:12 UTC

MILENA
1)Please Milena, turn ______ the lights.
a)on
b)off
c)up
2)Please, turn _____ the TV.
a)on
b)off
c)up
3)He isn't able to wake _____ early.
a)on
b)off
c)up

marialopes2 — 2021-05-20 10:25:42 UTC

Maria Luiza

Choose the phrasal verb that best fits each of the phrases below.

1) Don’t _____ your dreams!

a) get out
b) give up
c) put on
d) cheer up
2) He’s going to ______ this conversation again. I thought we had finished it.

a) find out
b) break down
c) cam over
d) bring up
3) We'll ____ at the next station.

a) go on
b) come over
c) get off
d) get up

2021-05-20 10:25:58 UTC

João// answering Rafa questions

1= A

2=A

3=B

juliaricardo — 2021-05-20 10:27:37 UTC

Maria Eduarda question: 1-up. 2-off. 3-off.

2021-05-20 10:27:40 UTC

Luiza/Answering Laura’s 1-hold on 2- Hang on 3-come in

2021-05-20 10:27:57 UTC

Rafa // Anawering Milena
1-b
2-b
3-c

eliseiramina — 2021-05-20 10:30:20 UTC

Julia’s questions

- up
-on
- up

2021-05-20 10:34:29 UTC

Luiza
1. Do you have change for 20? No, but ask __, I'm sure someone does.

a. around b. about

2. I'm going to ask her ___tomorrow.

a. off b. out

3. I would ask him ___ for dinner, but I'm afraid he would eat too much.

a. about b. over

2021-05-20 10:35:09 UTC

Pedromoraes
b)
d)
c)
Laura