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[This is a sorting exercise. In the first sheet, students are given sentences and encouraged to try to sort the sentences into different groups. Then the second sheet lists the phrasal verbs, and the different categories. The third sheet is the answer sheet.]
[This is a sorting exercise. In the first sheet, students are given sentences and encouraged to try to sort the sentences into different groups. Then the second sheet lists the phrasal verbs, and the different categories. The third sheet is the answer sheet.]
All of these are sentences
with phrasal verbs. What are the
differences between them? See if you can
sort these sentences into different groups.
(Incorrect sentences are written with a strike through.)
He decided to go out.
The waiter took away
the plates. The waiter took the
plates away.
Our plans fell through.
I'm looking for
Jane. I'm looking Jane for.
She takes after
her father. She takes her father
after.
Don't let the boss
down. Don't let down the
boss.
I put up the
picture. I put the picture up.
She stood up and
walked out.
I put up my
sister. I put my sister up.
She walked right
out before I could apologize.
The fire went out.
She came across
an old friend while she was out shopping.
She came an old friend across.
Please go away.
They're pulling that
old building down. They're pulling down that
old building.
The marriage didn't work out.
Don't throw away
the food. Don't throw the
food away.
I put off the
meeting. I put the
meeting off.
I'm looking after
the boys for you. I'm looking the
boys after for you.
I get along
very well with my boss. I get along very well my boss with.
I'm looking forward to the party. I'm looking
forward the party to.
How can you put up with
that noise? How can you put up that
noise with?
They ran across
the park. They ran the park across.
She came across
the room. She came the room across.
He never got over the
death of his wife. He never got the
death of his wife over.
Sit down.
We drove past
the park. We drove the park past.
Phrasal Verbs
Now, put these words into the
appropriate category.
come across, drive past, fall through, get along with, get over, go
away, go out, let down, look after, look for, look forward to, pull down, put off, put up, put up with, run across,
sit down, stand up, take after, take away, throw away, walk out, work out
|
Verb + Particle (no object)
Verb+ Particle+ Object
(separable)
Verb + Particle +Object
(inseparable)
Verb + Particle + Particle (inseparable)
Answer Sheet
come across, drive past, fall through, get along with, get over, go
away, go out, let down, look after, look for,
look forward to, pull down, put
off, put up, put up with, run across, sit down, stand up, take after, take
away, throw away, walk out, work out
|
Verb + Particle (no object)
(7) fall through, go away,
sit down, stand up, walk out, work out,
go out
|
Verb+ Particle+ Object
(separable)
(6) put up, take away,
throw away, pull down, put off, let down
|
Verb + Particle +Object
(inseparable)
(7) come across, look for,
run across, drive past, look after, take after, get over
|
Verb + Particle + Particle
(inseparable)
(3) get along with, look
forward to, put up with
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