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UNIT 3 – p. 166-9 – Phrasal Verbs Do the exercises on this worksheet and upload it before Sat. 16 May 1

Introduction

1.1 Listen to the song Breakaway by Kelly Clarkson. Click here for the video. 1.2 Fill in the missing verbs in keeping with the Dutch translations in the margin.

Grew up in a small town

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And when the rain would fall down I'd just stare out my window Dreaming of what could be And if I'd end up happy I would pray (I would pray) Trying hard to reach out But when I tried to speak out Felt like no one could hear me Wanted to belong here But something felt so wrong here So I prayed I could break away

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I'll spread my wings and I'll learn how to fly I'll do what it takes till I touch the sky (And I'll) make a wish, take a chance, make a change And break away Out of the darkness and into the sun But I won't forget all the ones that I love I'll take a risk, take a chance, make a change and break away

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Wanna feel the warm breeze Sleep under a palm tree Feel the rush of the ocean Get on a fast train Travel on a jet plane, far away (I will) And break away

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Buildings with a hundred floors Swinging around revolving doors Maybe I don't know where they'll take me but Gotta keep moving on Fly away, break away I'll spread my wings and I'll learn how to fly Though it's not easy to tell you goodbye I gotta take a risk, take a chance, make a change. 1.3

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What do all the verbs you had to fill in have in common?

They all have a preposition or an adverb.

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2 Theory Now watch the video (click here) about the theory concerning the phrasal verbs and complete the following items: 2.1 Definition A phrasal verb is a verb + a fixed preposition e.g. move on end up The fixed combination forms a phrase, hence the name ‘phrasal verb’. When a preposition (=voorzetsel) is part of a phrasal verb, we call it a particle. The meaning of a phrasal verb us figurative. 2.2 The use of phrasal verbs We use phrasal verbs in spoken English. We use it when talking to your friends Phrasal verbs sound more natural , sounds like a native speaker.  Phrasal verbs are used in the informal style register. 2.3 Two types of phrasal verbs 2.3.1 a (regular) phrasal verb = verb + a fixed particle e.g. to end up 2.3.2 a phrasal verb + a preposition = verb + a fixed particle + a fixed preposition e.g. to look down on 2.4 How to tell a phrasal verb from a prepositional verb (= verb + a preposition) (see also: book p. 166 - the box at the bottom of the page)

The difference between a prepositional verb and a phrasal verb can be told by looking at the preposition/particle: the preposition of a prepositional verb is a no fixed preposition the particle of a phrasal verb is a fixed particle the meaning: the meaning of a prepositional verb is literal the meaning of a phrasal verb is figurative the stress pattern: with a prepositional verb, the stress falls on verb with a phrasal verb, the stress falls on particle

3 Exercises 3.1 Book p 167-169 ex 4 Fill in the phrasal verbs you filled out in the exercise in the grid below 1 bring out 2 to end up without 3 miss out on 4 come up with 5 put off 6 checking something

7 break in on 8 send out 9 pass on 10 log in 11 figure out 12 be interested in

13 decide on 14 argue down 15 give in 16 get down to 17 track down 18 play up

19 play down 20 follow up 21 blows off 22 bears on 23 back off 24 set off

out 3.2 Below you’ll find an alphabetic list of all the phrasal verbs you used in the exercise above and two more. Give the Dutch translations of these verbs. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

to argue down to back off to interest someone in to bear on to blow off to break in on to bring out to check something out to come up with to decide on to end up with to end up without to figure out to follow up to get down to to give in to give up to log in to miss out on to pass on to play down to play up to put off to send out to set off to track down

Iemand overtreffen (bv. in een discussie) terugtrekken Iemand interesseren in Beinvloeden Afblazen Onderbreken Uitbrengen Iets controleren Voorzien Besluiten Eindigen met Eindigen zonder uitzoeken Opvolgen Beginnen, starten Zich overgeven Opgeven inloggen Mislopen Doorgeven Iets er laten uitzien alsof het minder belangrijk is Spelen op Uitstellen Uitzenden Opnieuw beginnen Opsporen...