PHRASAL VERBS

Jenny Morera VillaniCode: 1.062.285.795

Tutor: Andrea del Pilar Cáceres.

Open and Distance National University - UNAD

April, 2016.

TURN ONRefers to start something, to connect, for example:

Please, turn on the T.V. to watch the news.

GET UP

It is like out of bed, stand up, for example:

I get up early to study

LOOK FORExpresses the search for something.

Ana was looking for the key, while Juan was waiting.

RUN OUT OFHave lost provisions

I've run out of gas in the middle of the road.

SIGN OUTTo close a computer program, for example:

I forgot to sign out of my Facebook and my boyfriend took the computer.

BREAKING INTOSuddenly go somewhere, example:Juan was surprised when someone was breaking into his feast and was a clown, that he did not expect to see.

ACT UPMisbehave , do a tantrum , throwing a tantrum, see a example:

If the children act up is because they want sleep

JOIN UPJoin an organization, enroll, see a example:

Cristian will go on Saturday for the battalion to join up at the army.

YEARN FORIt refers to want something fervently, for example:

I yearn for go with my boyfriend to the concert of Bon Jovi.

TURN DOWNIt refers to impair the sound of an appliance, for example:

The neighbors should turn down the volume of the music so that I can sleep.

REFERENCIAS BIBLIOGRÁFICAS

UNAD, Online content, Course Ingles B1+.

Phrasal Verbs, recovered from: http://www.curso-ingles.com/aprender/phrasal-verbs

Ejemplo de verbos frasales en ingles, recovered from: http://www.ejemplode.com/6-ingles/3738-ejemplo_de_verbos_frasales_en_ingles_(phrasal_verbs).html

Blog para aprender ingles, recovered from: http://blogpara-aprenderingles.blogspot.com.co/2012/12/verbos-frasales-ingles.html