Verbs + Prepositions Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

What do phrasal verbs express?

A

they express action

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2
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true or false?
“the adverb or preposition comes directly after the verb”?

A

true

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3
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true or false?
“if it is figurative, the meaning of the phrasal verb can be completely different to the base verb”

A

true

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4
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keep up with

A

to maintain the same pace as someone

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5
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hand in

A

submite a piece of work to a teacher

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6
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make fun of

A

to laught at someone’s mistake

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agree

A

Agree with (someone)
Agree on (something)

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arrive

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Arrive at (building, event)
Arrive in (city country)

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9
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dream

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Dream about (when sleeping)
Dream of (expectation)

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shout

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Shout at (because you are angry)
Shout to (to be heard)

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talk

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Talk to (have a conversation)
Talk about (issue of the conversation)

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laught

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Laugh at/about (something)

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think

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Think of / about (opinion / consider)

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14
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get married

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Get married to (someone)

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15
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wait

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wait for

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look

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look at
look for (search)

17
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invite

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Invite (someone) to (somewhere)

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believe

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listen

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pay

21
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write

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Write to (someone)

22
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travel around

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move to

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go back

25
get away
go out/ scape
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run out of something
Literal: "We ran out of milk," meaning there is no milk left. Figurative: "I'm running out of patience," meaning you are losing patience. Document/Agreement: "My passport runs out next month," meaning it will no longer be valid next month.
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give up
stop trying
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turn into
become
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take over
take the place
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turn down
refuse
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give back
return
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take up
fill time or space = spend