Презентация на тему "Фразовые глаголы"

Phrasal verbs are the complex verbs which consist of some words (VERB+Preposition or adverb)(Фразовые глаголы – это сложные глаголы, которые состоят из нескольких слов (глагол+предлог или наречие))

Phrasal verbs


transitive(переходные) intransitive(непереходные)
She is looking for a book Suddenly the sun came up
The police broke up the fight The lesson is over
He made up the story I often wake up early

Transitive verbs are verbs that can take a direct object

verb direct object
# They turned down my plan
turned down “what”

MOST VERBS ARE TRANSITIVE
Ask “What” or “whom” to find a transitive verb

Intransitive verbs are verbs that can’t have a direct object
# You will break down if you work too hard.
break down - сломаться (перестать функционировать), ухудшаться
# My mother gets me up early in the morning
get up – подниматься, вставать

Intransitive verbs don’t have a passive form
# She never gave up
(the verb “gave” is the second form of the verb “to give”)
It is intransitive
# She was never given up !!!
(there is no passive form of the verb “to give”)

The SAME phrasal verbs can be both transitive and intransitive
look up (‘get better, improve’) = intransitive:After a horrible last year things are starting to look up.
The verb look up with the above meaning is intransitive, so it has no object.
When look up means ‘look for a word’ it is transitive – word is its object:
look up (‘look in the dictionary for a word’) = transitive:I often look up words in the dictionary.

The phrasal verb and the preposition can be separated, putting the object in the middle

The phrasal verb and the preposition can’t be separated, they must stay together

# This is very important information. Please write it down.# It's terribly cold out! Please put your coat on before you go out.

# Get off that motorcycle if you don't have a helmet!
# This is such a big city! I'm always surprised when I run into someone I know on the street.