How to teach phrasal verbs

Phrasal verbs : Are called multi word verbs. Phrasal verbs consist of two sometimes three words

The grammar of phrasal verbs Transitive They take an object .They can be: Separable – object can be between the word and particle or after it ( put the shoes on / put on the shoes) In transitive – the two parts of the verb can not be separated by an object. take after sb ,look for sth etc

Come along : recover progress attack

Come back: return take place go

Come in: to succeed to criticize to arrive

Come out: to become known To end up To declare oneself publicly

Come down to: to come to a final conclusion To change sides say

What is he doing? Look for He is looking for his keys. He is trying to find his key because he has lost it.

WHAT IS HE DOING ??? He is reading and doesn’t understand something so he is going to find a word In the dictionary. He is going to look the word ‘gorgeous ‘up

What did my mother do?? My mother took care of me when I was a baby . My mother look after me when I was a baby.

How is he feeling?? He really wants his sentences to end. Look forward to + noun Look forward to + ing form He is looking forward to his release He is looking forward to leaving his prison

What is he doing?? He is investigating the crime Look into He is looking into the crime

Phrasal verbs with GET

Get in

Get out

Get down

Get through

Get up

Phrasal verbs with TAKE

Take out

Take aside

Phrasal verbs with GIVE

Give away

Give back

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