Phrasal verb GO презентация

What do you think phrasal verbs are?

Phrasal verbs =verb + particle(s) (preposition(s))

When do we use phrasal verbs?

Phrasal verbs are very common, especially in spoken language.

Phrasal verbs:
go after go down with
go without go off
go up go through
go with

go after – chase smb

go down with – became ill

go off - to break down, to become bad

go through - to get an experience

go up - to increase

go with – to match

go without - to lack, not have

The police officer is going after the bank robber.
go after

go down with
Mary went down with the flu yesterday so she stayed in bed.

go off
This cheese smells strange. It’s probably gone off.

go through
Jane has gone through a rough time at work.

go up
The price of petrol has gone up again.

go with
Does this green dress go with my eyes?

go without
It is difficult to go without an umbrella when it rains.

1. Camels can go ………………..water longer than any other animals.
2. The price of cheese has gone ……………again.
3. My aunt went ……………….. a flu a week ago.
4. A very big dog went ………………….our kitten.
5. Does this purple T-shirt go …………….……my black trousers?
6. He is unhappy. He has gone ……………….a very difficult time.
7. This milk smells strange. It’s probably gone ……………………..
Fill in:
with
up
without
down with
after
through
off

YOUR HOMEWORK:
1)* Write down 7-10 sentences with phrasal verbs
**Write down a short story with phrasal verbs
2) Make your own page for your vocabulary and draw pictures to explain the meaning of phrasal verbs