Phrasal Verbs Collaborative list of 200 commonly used phrasal verbs Please in alphabetical order!!! Use the template to prepare your own 3 slides. They should be ordered alphabetically. Link to most common phrasal verbs. Link 2 & Link 3 And quizzes
Example sentence WITH BLANK PHRASAL VERB Brief Definition and translation (only if necessary Student name
Example sentence WITH BLANK PHRASAL VERB Brief Definition and translation (only if necessary Student name
Example sentence WITH BLANK PHRASAL VERB Brief Definition and translation (only if necessary Student name
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Brian ……. Judy ….. to dinner and movie. ASK OUT invite on a date Student name
I…….. …… but nobody has seen my wallet ASK AROUND Ask many people the same question Marta Cadarso
Brian….Judy ….to dinner and a movie ASK someone OUT Invite on a date Marta Cadarso
Your purchases …… … … $205.32 ADD UP TO something Equal Marta Cadarso
She …… ……... him Ask About somebody ask for one person.
Student : Manuel Garzón
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You´ll have to …… ....your car so that I can get out BACK something UP Reverse Marta Cadarso
My wife ………. me ……..over my decision to quit my job BACK someone UP Support Marta Cadarso
The racing car………..after it crashed into the fence. Blow up Explode Student name: Patricia Cárdenas
We have to……50 balloons …. for the party. Blow something up Add air Student name:Patricia Cádenas
Our car……….at the side of the highway in the snowstorm. Break down Stop functioning (vehicle, machine) Student name:Patricia Cárdenas
The woman………….when the police told her son had died. Break down Get upset Student name: Patricia cárdenas
Our teacher……...the final project……. into three separate parts. Break something down Divide into smaller parts Student name: Patricia Cárdena
Somebody…….. …. last night and stole our stereo BREAK IN Force entry to a building Ángeles Valdés
I need to ….. these shoes .. before we run next week. BREAK something IN Wear something a few times so that it doesn’t look/feel new Ángeles Valdés
The TV station ….. .. to report the news of the president’s death. BREAK IN Interrupt
Ángeles Valdés
The fireman …… …. the room to rescue the children. BREAK INTO something Enter forcibly Ángeles Valdés
My boyfriend and I 窶ｦ.. .. before I moved to America BREAK UP End a relationship ﾃ］geles Valdﾃｩs
He … like a maniac BREAK UP Start laughing (informal) Guillermo Macías
WE HAVE … BEFORE THE BOMB EXPLODES!!! BREAK OUT Escape Guillermo Macías
She ‌ her arm during the car accident. Fortunately, she is OK. BREAK OUT IN something Develop a skin condition Guillermo MacĂas
Your stupidity … me … Shut up or get out of my sight. BRING someone DOWN Make unhappy Guillermo Macías
He was … by his grandparents after the death of his parents. BRING someone UP Raise a child Guillermo Macías
While I'm running, I like to ‌ music ... with me. BRING something UP Start talking about a subject Guillermo MacĂas
I feel like sick. I guess i’m going to … the breakfast ... BRING something UP Vomit Guillermo Macías
After days of negotiations, the talks………..
broke down finally there is not an arrangement
Stundent: Manuel Garzón
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It is vital to ……….cooperation between the Commission and the Member States. Call for Require Student name: Patricia Cárdenas
I ‌ your handwriting CAN NOT MAKE IT OUT No entender algo Marta Quesada Vaquero
You’ll have to run faster than that if you want to catch up with Marty CATCH UP Get to the same point as someone else Rafael Morales
We will get the hotel keys when we check in CHECK IN Arrive and register at a hotel or airport Rafael Morales
You have to check out of the hotel before 11:00 AM. CHECK OUT Leave a hotel Rafael Morales
The company checks out all new employees CHECK SOMEONE/SOMETHING OUT Look at carefully, investigate Rafael Morales
Check out the crazy hair on that guy! CHECK OUT SOMEONE / SOMETHING Look at (informal) Rafael Morales
She …………… …. when she heard the good news. CHEER UP become happier Iratxe G. Salcedo
I brought you some flowers to ………… you ….. CHEER someone UP make happier Iratxe G. Salcedo
If everyone ………… ….. we can get the kitchen painted by noon. CHIP IN help Iratxe G. Salcedo
Please ………… …... your bedroom before you go outside. CLEAN something UP tidy, clean Iratxe G. Salcedo
I ………… …... these old photos when I was tidying the closet. COME ACROSS something find unexpectedly Iratxe G. Salcedo
we …… …… after a long time. come across. Find a person who you ain't seen for very long time.
Student: Manuel Garzón.
The top and bottom
… … if you pull hard enough.
COME APART.
Separate
Student: Gema P.
My nephew…
… ... chicken pox this weekend.
COME DOWN WITH something.
become sick
Student: Gema P.
The woman …
… with her husband´s finger prints. COME FORWARD.
volunteer for a task or to give evidence
Student: Gema P.
The art of origami
… … Asia.
COME FROM somewhere
originate in
Student: Gema P.
I am
‌ ‌ you to make dinner while I am out. COUNT ON someone/something
rely on
Student: Gema P.
Please … your old address… and write your new one. CROSS something OUT Draw a line through Javier Granda
My doctor wants me to ... sweets and fatty foods. CUT BACK ON something consume less Javier Granda
We had to ‌ the old tree... in our yard after the storm CUT something DOWN make something fall to the ground Javier Granda
Your father ‌ while I was dancing with your uncle. CUT IN interrupt Javier Granda
The tank driver got angry when that Chinese student ... CUT IN stand too closely in front of another vehicle Javier Granda
The air conditioner ‌ when the temperature gets to 22ºC. CUT IN start operating (of an engine or electrical device) Javier Granda
I ‌ this ad ‌ of the newspaper CUT something OUT Remove part something (usually with scissors and paper) Amudena Sierra
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The fog seems …… …... Die away. Something disappear bit a bit.
Student: Manuel Garzón.
It’s time to… …… …. all of these old tad records DO AWAY WITH something discard- finalizar, acabar con algo Amudena Sierra
He’s luck to be alive. His shop was …… …. by a street gang. DO someone/somethig OVER Beat up, ransack - dar una paliza Amudena Sierra
My teacher wants me to …. my eassy….because she doesn´t like my topic DO somethig OVER Do again Amudena Sierra
…. you coat …. before you go outside. It’s snowing! DO something UP Fasten, close Amudena Sierra
DRESS UP
Wear nice clothing It´s a fancy restaurant so we have to DRESS UP.
NOELIA AMO
DROP BACK
Move back in a position / group Manuel DROPPED BACK to third place when he fell off his bike.
NOELIA AMO
DROP IN / BY / OVER
Come without an appointment. I might DROP IN / BY / OVER for tea sometime this week
NOELIA AMO
DROP SOMEONE / SOMETHING OFF
Take someone / something somewhere and leave them / it there. I have to DROP my sister off at work before I come over. NOELIA AMO
DROP OUT
Quit a class, school, etc I DROPPED OUT os Science because it was too difficult
NOELIA AMO
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I don't feel like cooking tonight. Let's .‌. ...... eat out. When somebody goes to a place in the street yo eat.
Stundent: Manuel GarzĂłn
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…… ….. the gaps. Fill in. Put something in to fill sth.
Student: Manuel Garzón.
Did you ‌. ‌ what happened to him? FIND OUT When someone wants to know something Elizabeth
Example sentence WITH BLANK PHRASAL VERB Brief Definition and translation (only if necessary Student name
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Liz finally ‌ her Science notes ‌. from my room-mate GET something BACK Receive something you had before- recuperar Almudena Sierra
My sister ‌. ‌.. .. me for stealing her shoes. She stole my favorite hat GET BACK AT someone Retaliate, take revenge- vengarse Almudena Sierra
I finally … ….. ….. my novel and finished it. GET BACK INTO something Become interested in something again Almudena Sierra
We’re going to freeze out here if you don’t let us… …..the bus GET ON something Step onto a vehicle Almudena Sierra
I just ….. …… the flu and now my sister has it GET OVER something recover from an illness, loss, difficulty Almudena Sierra
I don’t trust him, he can … me ... GIVE someone AWAY Reveal hidden information about someone Guillermo Macías
Her father... the bride ... to the altar GIVE someone AWAY Take the bride to the altar Guillermo MacĂas
The CIA didn’t ... the information about the UFO ... GIVE something AWAY Ruin a secret Guillermo Macías
The library was ... ... old books on Friday GIVE something AWAY Give something to someone for free Student: Gema P.
I have to ... these skates ... to Franz before his hockey game GIVE something BACK Return a borrowed item Student: Gema P.
My boyfriend didn´t want to go to the ballet, but he finally ... GIVE IN Reluctantly stop fighting or arguing Student: Gema P.
They were ‌ ‌ free perfume samples at the department store. GIVE something OUT Give to many people(usually at no cost) Student: Gema P.
I am … … smoking as of January 1st. GIVE something UP Quiet a habit Student: Gema P.
My maths homework was too difficult so I gave up. GIVE UP Stop trying Rafael Morales
My brother tried to go after the thief in his car. GO AFTER SOMEONE Follow someone Rafael Morales
I went out my dream and now I am a published writer. GO AFTER SOMETHING Try to achieve something Rafael Morales
We are going against the best soccer team in the city tonight GO AGAINST SOMEONE Compete, oppose Rafael Morales
Please go ahead and eat before the food gets cold GO AHEAD Start, proceed Rafael Morales
I have to …………… …. home and get my lunch. GO BACK return to a place Iratxe G. Salcedo
We’re …………… …. for dinner tonight. GO OUT leave home to go on a social event Iratxe G. Salcedo
Jesse has been …………… …. Luke since they met last winter. GO OUT WITH someone date Iratxe G. Salcedo
Please …………… …. your answers before you submit your test. GO OVER something review Iratxe G. Salcedo
I haven’t seen Tina for a long time. I think I’ll …………… …. for an hour or two. GO OVER visit someone nearby Iratxe G. Salcedo
I……..my old comic books…...to my little cousin. Hand something down give something used to someone else Patricia Cárdenas Monje
I have to …………...my essay by friday. Hand something in Submit Patricia Cárdenas Monje
We will………...the invitations at the door. Hand something out To distribute to a group of people. Patricia Cárdenas Monje
The police asked the man to ……… his wallet and his weapons. Hand something over Give ( usually unwillingly ) Patricia Cárdenas Monje
………..there. I’m sure you’ll find a job very soon. Hang in Stay positive ( N. Amer., informal) Patricia Cárdenas Monje
窶ｦ. .. while I grab my coat and shoes! Hang on Wait a short time (informal) ﾃ］geles Valdﾃｩs
Instead of going to the party we are just going to 窶ｦ. 窶ｦ at my place Hang out Spend time relaxing (informal) ﾃ］geles Valdﾃｩs
He didn’t say goodbye before he …. .. Hang up End a phone call Ángeles Valdés
I had to 窶ｦ.. my dog 窶ｦ. because there was a cat in the park. Hold someone/something back Prevent from doing/going ﾃ］geles Valdﾃｩs
Jamie …. …. his tears at his grandfather’s funeral. Hold something back Hide an emotion Ángeles Valdés
Please …… ….. while I transfer you to the Sales Department HOLD ON Wait a short time Marta Cadarso
………. …….. your hat because it´s very windy outside HOLD ONTO something/someone Hold firmly using your hands or arms Marta Cadarso
A man in a black mask ‌...the bank ‌ this morning HOLD someone/something UP Rob Marta Cadarso
…….. …… stirring until the liquid comes to a boil. KEEP ON DOING something continue doing Marta Cadarso
We……. our relationship ……..our parents for two years KEEP something FROM someone not tell Marta Cadarso
Try to …….. the wet dog…… of the living room KEEP someone/something OUT Stop from entering Marta Cadarso
If you‌.. those results ‌.. your will get into a great college. KEEP something UP Continue at the same rate. Marta Cadarso
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I need you to be on time. Don’t …… me …… this time! LET DOWN fail to support or help, disappoint. Student name
Let off The police let the man off as there was no evidence against him.
(forgive)
Noemi MartĂn
LET DOWN
“I thought Sarah would help me get a job, but she let me down “
(Disappoint) Noemi Martin
Jake let me in on a secret of Sally's.
LET IN ON. (Tell a secret about something) Noemi MartĂn
The babysitter looks after my baby when I have to work.
Look after (Take care) Noemi Martin
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Pinocchio made up a story and nobody believed him.
MAKE something UP Invent, lie about something. Student name: Judith Nieto
They were angry last night, but they made up in the morning. MAKE UP Forgive each other. Student name: Judith Nieto
She made herself up for the party. MAKE someone UP Apply cosmetics to. Student name: Judith Nieto
I mixed up the twins´ names again! MIX something UP Confuse two or more things. Student name: Judith Nieto
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Don’t put me off of doing my homeworks PUT (SOMEONE) OFF disuadir, despistar, desviar, entretener, aplazar Almudena Sierra García
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When Mary……..to become a writer, she had no idea how difficult it would be. Set out to do something To begin an action with a particular goal in mind. Student name: Patricia Cárdenas
We neet to…...the bills….before the first of the month. Sort something out Resolve a problem, organize Student name: Patricia Cárdenas
He always stand out for his beautiful voice stand out Destacar Student name: Almudena Sierra GarcĂa
The car was …. ….. by the Tsunami SWEEP AWAY To move or to be driven by a wind or wave Marta Cadarso
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My mother .... me ... when I arrived late. TELL someone OFF reprimand, chide Javier Granda
Daniel turned
up when the game was over. Turn up
be found, show up Javier Granda
Luis's friend turned
out to be my neighbor.
Turn out have like a result Javier Granda