Phrasal verbs 2ano get

SLIDE 022ª SÉRIE

TEACHER: KÁTIA ROSA 4º BIMESTRE

PHRASAL VERBS

PHRASAL VERBS• Uma preposição ou advérbio após o verbo pode modificar o seu significado completamente:

Eles caracterizam a forma natural de um falante

nativo se expressar.

PUT THIS CHRISTMAS TREE NEAR THE WINDOW

PUT OUT = APAGAR•Let´s put out the fire

I run three kilometers every day

The prisioner tried to run away from the police (fugir)

I take bus 215 to school

You should take off that sweater. It´s very hot today (tirar)

I have to get a new passport (obter)

I have to get back to my home (voltar)

We should get on with the party (continuar)

Em alguns casos específicos

• A preposição ou advérbio é colocada após o objeto

•Let´s put the fire out Obj.

•Let´s put out the fire

GET

Get around 1) Travel to many places

1. Cycling is often the best way of getting around a big city

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1.Get at•1. To manage to reach or touch something , reach

•2.To try to suggest something without saying it directly

1. I keep the sweets up here where the kids can´t get at them

2.Get away1.To escape from a

person or place

1.The dog got away from me at the park

3.Get back1. return

2. Have something again

3. Hurt somebody who has hurt you

1.It´s late I ought to get back

2. She left her briefcase on the train and she doesn´t know how to get it back

4. I´ll get you back for this! You just wait!

4. Get by

1. To have just enough of something such as money or knowledge to be able to do what you need to do, survive, manage

You could problably get by with that computer, but a more powerful one would be better

5.Get in

1. Arrive at home/work

2. Be accepted/ chosen

3. Be elected

4.deliver/send sth

1. You got in very late last night!

2.It´s a very exclusive university and you have to pass an exam to get in

3. Lula got in again in 2010

4. I have to get this homework in by the end of the week

6. Get off

1. Have a holiday

2. leave work

3. leave bus, train, plane

1. Do you get much time off at christmas?

2. What time do you get off work?

3.I asked the bus driver where to get off

7. Get on

1.Enter a bus, train2. continue doing sth3. appear on a

programme

1.I´m hoping to get on the 9 o´clock flight to New York

2. Can we please get on, because there are a lot of things still to discuss.

3.He´d do anything to get on TV.

8.Get over1.Feel happy or well

again, recover from

1. It can take weeks to get over an illness like that.