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- 1. International School Cartagena CLASE Versión 00-12Código FO-DC-01 Página 1 de 8 Área: English Asignatura: English Curso: 11th Fecha: 26 al 30- 09 Periodo: III Nº Hora: 12hr Semana: 8 Tema: Prepositional & Phrasal Verbs Indicador de Logro Students will be able to identify and use prepositional and phrasal verbs in various placements within a sentence. EMOCIÓN Exploración Use prepositional and phrasal verbs in a variety of situations. Contextualización Connect as many verbs as possible to the following prepositions: TO AT FOR
- 2. International School Cartagena CLASE Versión 00-12Código FO-DC-01 Página 2 de 8 Connect as many words as possible to these verbs: Get Take Turn If you can do this, then you already have some idea of what Prepositional and Phrasal Verbs are. Now we will learn some rules for how to use them correctly. Conceptualización
- 3. International School Cartagena CLASE Versión 00-12Código FO-DC-01 Página 3 de 8 Difference Between Phrasal Verbs and Prepositional Verbs Main Difference – Phrasal Verbs vs Prepositional Verbs Phrasal Verbs and Prepositional Verbs are both made up of more than one word. Phrasal verbs are made up of a verb and a particle. This particle can either be an adverb or a preposition; sometimes a phrasal verb can have more than one particle. A prepositional verb is made up of a verb and a preposition. The main difference between phrasal verbs and prepositional verbs is that phrasal verbs are separable whereas prepositional verbs are inseparable. What are Phrasal Verbs A phrasal verb is a verb that is made of a verb and a particle. The addition of the new element often creates a new meaning to the verb. Many English verb roots combine with particles to create new idiomatic expressions. You have to hand in the report by next week. → Hand + in = Submit He turned down the job offer. → Turn + down = refuse I ran into your mother yesterday at the market. → Run + into = meet The police looked into the matter. → Look + into =Investigate We can count on him. → Count + on = trust Phrasal verbs are commonly made of transitive verb roots and particles. Nevertheless, intransitive phrasal verbs can also form phrasal verbs. Phrasal verbs can be categorized into separable phrasal verbs and inseparable phrasal verbs. This categorization is based on the position of the object. Transitive phrasal verbs are usually separable. This means that the object is placed between the verb and the preposition/adverb. Here, the verb and the particle can be separated. Write this number down before you forget. Unlike separable phrasal verbs, some phrasal verbs cannot be separated. The object is placed after the particle in such verbs. I ran into some friends of yours. Your youngest son takes after you. However, some transitive phrasal verbs can take an object in both places. She gave your money back.
- 4. International School Cartagena CLASE Versión 00-12Código FO-DC-01 Página 4 de 8 She gave back your money. However, if the object is a personal pronoun, it must be between the verb and the particle. I looked it up. – I looked your number up in the phone book. He works out three times a week at the fitness center. What are Prepositional Verbs A prepositional verb is a combination of a verb and a preposition; it contains a verb followed by a preposition. Since prepositions always follow an object, all prepositional verbs have direct objects. This means that prepositional verbs are transitive. Some common prepositional verbs include, She listened to music. – listen + to I’m waiting for my mother. – wait + for Somebody is knocking at the door. – knock + at Prepositional verbs are inseparable. This means that the object cannot be situated between the verb and the preposition. The object must always follow the preposition.
- 5. International School Cartagena CLASE Versión 00-12Código FO-DC-01 Página 5 de 8 She is listening to music. Difference Between Phrasal Verbs and Prepositional Verbs Composition Phrasal Verbs are a combination of a verb root and a particle. Prepositional Verbs are a combination of a verb root and a preposition. Transitivity Phrasal Verbs can be either transitive or intransitive. Prepositional Verbs are transitive. Object Phrasal Verbs can be either separable or inseparable.
- 6. International School Cartagena CLASE Versión 00-12Código FO-DC-01 Página 6 de 8 Prepositional Verbs cannot be separated. A C C I Ó N
- 7. International School Cartagena CLASE Versión 00-12Código FO-DC-01 Página 7 de 8 Modelación 1. Complete the sentence with a phrasal verb. Each phrasal verbs can only be used once. 2. 3. I cannot his writing. 4. Please, the page. 5. We cannot play football here. The sign says, “ the grass.” 6. She and cried. 7. The boy was by a nanny. 8. I can hardly concentrate. I could really a holiday. 9. The Titanic collided with an iceberg and . 10. Why don't you singing? You have such a beautiful voice. 11. The strike was by military units. 12. Would you like to business in the United States? EVALUACION Taller Study common phrasal verbs with the following verb roots. It is very important that you know these as we will be doing an activity in class using them: Get Break Go Look Put Take
- 8. International School Cartagena CLASE Versión 00-12Código FO-DC-01 Página 8 de 8 Bibliografía I. Understanding and using grammar (1999). Third edition. Betty Schrampfer Azar. II. The big picture (2011). Santillana Education. S.L Richmond Publishing. III. Top Notch (2011). Second Edition, Student book. Pearson Education, Inc.