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    This document provides examples and definitions of common English phrasal verbs. It explains that phrasal verbs are composed of a simple verb combined with a preposition or adverb to create a new meaning. Some common verbs used in phrasal verbs include have, put, let, come, get, and do. Phrasal verbs are important because they define specific actions or states using a verb particle construction. The document then provides 18 examples of commonly used phrasal verbs like "get on", "drive off", "break down", "look out", and "hurry up". It concludes by clarifying the differences between some similar phrasal verbs like "come by", "come in", "come back",

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    This document provides examples and definitions of common English phrasal verbs. It explains that phrasal verbs are composed of a simple verb combined with a preposition or adverb to create a new meaning. Some common verbs used in phrasal verbs include have, put, let, come, get, and do. Phrasal verbs are important because they define specific actions or states using a verb particle construction. The document then provides 18 examples of commonly used phrasal verbs like "get on", "drive off", "break down", "look out", and "hurry up". It concludes by clarifying the differences between some similar phrasal verbs like "come by", "come in", "come back",

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    Phrasal Verbs

    By Denis Ivan
    Idiomas : Ingles

    1
    What is a phrasal verb?
    They are composed in
    English, those simple verbs to
    which you add a preposition
    or an adverb and achieve a
    different meaning.

    The verbs that are often part of phrasal


    verbs are: have, put, let, come, get, do,
    etc.

    2
    why is phrasal verbs
    important?
    It is important because they are verbal
    structures composed of two particles:
    verb + adjective, adverb or preposition
    that serve to define specific actions or
    states.

    3
    Phrasal verbs!
    1. Get on (Subir) 2. Drive off (Marcharse)
    The bus was full. We couldn’t get on. A woman got into the car and drove off.
    (El autobús estaba completo, no pudimos (Una mujer se subió al coche y se marchó).
    subirnos).

    3. Come back (Volver, retornar) 4. Break down Dejar de


    Sally is leaving tomorrow and coming back on
    funcionar(romperse)
    Saturday. Sorry I’m late. The car broke down.
    (Sally se va mañana y vuelve el sábado). (Siento llegar tarde. El carro dejó de
    funcionar).

    4
    5. Look out (Ser cuidadoso, estar
    atento)
    Look out! There’s a car coming
    (Presta atención!, Viene un coche).

    6.Take off (Despegar) 7. Call of (Cancelar)


    It was my first flight. I was nervous as the The rehearsal was called off because of
    plane took off. the rain.
    (Fue mi primer vuelo. Estaba nervioso hasta que el (El ensayo se canceló por la lluvia).
    avión despegó).
    8. Come in (Entrar) 9. Get up (Levantarse)
    Please come in, the door is open. I get up early every day to work. out.
    (Por favor entre, la puerta está abierta) . (Me levanto temprano todos los días para
    hacer ejercicio).

    10. Give up (Rendirse)


    Once you have begun to do something,
    don't give up.
    (Una vez has empezado a hacer algo, no
    te rindas).

    11. Go on: (Continuar) 12. Hurry up : (Darse prisa).


    The show must go on. Hurry up, or we’ll miss the bus! 
    (El show debe continuar). ¡Date prisa o perderemos el bus!

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    MORE EXAMPLES
    13. Look at: (Mirar). 16. Dying for: (Algo que
    Look at me!  deseas mucho).
    ¡Mírame! I´m dying for a cup of coffee
    (Me muero por una taza de café).
    14. Break up: (Terminar)
    We break up the day of the party. 17. Come on: (Vamos)
    Terminamos el día de la fiesta. Come on!
    (Vamos)
    15. Work out: (Entrenar,
    Progresar). 18. Stand by: (Quedarse
    We’re going to the gym to work out. cerca).
    (Vamos al gimnasio a entrenar). Stand by me.
    (Quédate conmigo).
    When we use:
    Come by:  (Pasar por un lugar). Come in: (Entrar en un lugar,  Llegar de
    Example: un lugar recientemente).
    Why don´t you come by my house after Example:
    working?
    •You should come in, it is raining.
    (¿Por qué no vienes a mi casa después
    de trabajar?) (Deberías entrar, está lloviendo).

    Come back: (Volver,


    regresar a un lugar).
    “Come lugar).
    Come out: (Salir de un

    ”
    Example:
    Example:
    • Come back, I need you. (Vuelve, te
    necesito). • You have to come out of there.
    • When do you come back from
    (Tienes que salir de ahí).
    your holidays?¿Cuándo vuelves de
    tus vacaciones? .

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    Any questions?
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