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Pembelajaran tentang Phrasal Verb dalam Bahasa Inggris
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- 2. Turn off thatlight! Clean up the garden Hang up the towels Turn down the volume
- 3. Get off fromthe sofa Put on your shoes Put away your books Take out the rubbish
- 4. Throw away theold TV Turn on the light Turn off the computer Put out the cigarette
- 5. What are phrasalverbs? Verb Preposition / adverb Phrasal Verb
- 6. A phrasal verbis an idiom which consist of a verb followed by a preposition, a verb followed by an adverb, or a verb followed by an adverb, followed by a preposition
- 7. 1. Phrasal verbsconsisting of a verb followed by a preposition Example - Account for - Ask for - Break into - Build on - Call of - Deal with
- 9. b. The positionof an adverb of manner modifying the verb If a verb followed by a preposition, an adverb of manner may be placed between the verb and the preposition. Example We reasoned patiently with the little girl. I leafed quickly through the book
- 11. 2. Phrasal verbsconsisting of a verb followed by an adverb Many phrasal verb consist of a verb followed by an adverb. Some of these phrasal verb are intransitive and some are transitive. Example The soup boiled over He move out yesterday I will back up your story I filled out the form
- 12. The position ofthe object of the verbs • SEPARABLE • Turn off the computer • Turn the computer off • INSEPARABLE • She looked after the children • She looked them after???xx
- 13. PRONOUNS • SEPARABLE • Turnoff the computer • Turn IT off • Turn off it???xxx • INSEPARABLE • She looked THEM after ??? xxx • She looked after them
- 14. CONCLUSION • SEPARABLE: • Nounsgo after the preposition or between verb & preposition • (Turn on the light / turn the light on) • Pronouns ALWAYS go between the verb and preposition • (She threw it away)
- 15. INSEPARABLE • INSEPARABLE • Nouns& Pronouns ALWAYS go after the preposition • She ran into my friend • She ran into him
- 16. HOW DO I KNOW? •LOOK IT UP!!! • SEPARABLE: • v + o + adv /v+ adv +o • INSEPARABLE • v+ adv +o
- 17. 3. Distinguishing betweenverbs followed by preposition and verbs followed by adverbs Verb followed by preposition Verb followed by adverb