VERBOS FRASALES

1. ASSIGNMENT 8: BLOG
Omaira Alejandra Rojas Rincón
group:900004-2
Tutor:
Royer Darío Ramos
Universidad Nacional Abierta y a Distancia Unad
Fomeque Cundinamarca
noviembre de 2015

2. VERBO + Preposición/adverbio/ambos= PHRASCAL VERBS
PHRASCAL VERBS

3. • Example: Mary was presenting the English
quiz, but the internet fell down, then I say her
do not worry, carry on.
1.CARRY ON
We use it when suddenly
something unexpected
happens, it means keep
calm and continuous, go
ahead, or continue doing
what you were doing.

4. • Example: I've run out of minutes I
need to up recharge the phone to
make an urgent call.TO UP:
it is used when we
want to fill the glass
of water or recharge
the cell, or the card.

5. • Example: she got surprised when her
boyfriend asked her to go out with him to
the cinema.
GO OUT:
we use this expression to
refer to leave home or when
we are going out with
someone.

6. • Example: Marcela is fed up of intolerance and
irresponsibility of her husband
FED UP
we use to indicate that we are
angry or annoyed of something
or someone.

7. • Example: Stay away from fire can burn
and hurt you.
STAY AWAY:
we use these words when we
want to warn someone (stay
away)

8. • Example: if you know Valentina you will
realize that she take after her mother.
TAKE AFTER:
(resemble) is used to mean
that anyone looks of the
same way of another one or
objects

9. • Example: I have a dress and it is not fit
well on me, try on and if it is your size I
give you.
TRY ON:
It is used when we you
wish to someone, try on
something, maybe a food
or clothing (try it on)

10. • Example: You have 20 minutes to develop the
questionnaire, go ahead.
GO AHEAD:
When we give
someone a hint to
start doing something
or keep doing it.

11. • Example: My mother look after my baby when I
have to work during the day.
LOOK AFTER:
is used to refer to
care for someone or
take refuge to
someone.

12. • Example: Ana has decided to break away her job
and friends to go to Spain.
Break away:
It make reference to
sall off or separated
from someone. It is
used to refer to
something that
continues or had end.