Ley Educacional En Ingles

Republica Bolivariana de Venezuela
Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Ciencia y la Tecnología
Institute: INCES
Semester: 1

Student:
Andreina Quero

Index

Introduction………………………………………………………………………3

Development…………………………………………………………………………………….4, 7
Phrasal verbs
Definition: Phrasal verb
What is a phrasal verb?
The phrasal verbs can be divided into three groups:
Inseparablephrasal verbs
Separable phrasal verbs
Several intransitive
Types of Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal verbs List

Introduction

What is a phrasal verb? Phrasal verb, multi-word verb or two-part verb?

Definition from the Macmillan English Dictionary - Language Awareness section**

A Phrasal Verb is a verb formed from two (sometimes three) parts; a verb and an adverb or preposition. Most are formedfrom a small number of common verbs (such as get, go, come, put and set) and a small number of adverbs and prepositions (such as away, out, off, up and in)
Phrasal verbs sometimes have meanings that can easily be guessed (such as sit down or look for). But in most cases their meanings are quite different from the meaning of the verb they are formed from: for example hold up can mean 'to cause adelay' or 'to try to rob someone' and has no obvious connection with the idea of 'holding' something.

Development

Phrasal Verbs

The idioms phrasal verbs with prepositions or adverbs are Formed combining verbs.
This results in new phrasal verbs with a very different meaning than the dictionary for verbs Gives Single
Compound verbs are Widely Used in Both written Inglés as the spoken.Constantly emerging new phrasal verbs since estructuragramatical of them is a very flexible way to create new verbs yexpresiones. Moreover, the same phrasal verb can have several meanings

Definition:
Phrasal verb is a verb with a preposition or adverb modifying the meaning of it. This preposition or adverb also be called snap

What is a phrasal verb?

It's the combination of a verb + a particle(preposition or adverb) resulting in a new word. The new unit is different from the two separate words.
Examples

She's looking after the kids
I've decided to give up smoking.
What will she say when she finds out?

The phrasal verbs can be divided into three groups:
Inseparable phrasal verbs
You can not separate the verb and the preposition complement direct object must come after thepreposition or adverb that makes up the phrasal verb.
An example is
  "Look after" with the sense of "caring" or "address":
Parents must look after their kids.

Separable phrasal verbs
In this type of phrasal verbs direct object complement goes between the verb and complement.
An example is
  "Set apart" in the sense of "distinction" or "characterize"
The Quality of Their productssetsRolexapart from other watch makers.

Several intransitive
Verbs phrasal verbs can be used without a direct object complement.
Example
"make up" in the sense of "making peace":
When mom and dad have an argument, Usually They make up the Following day.
You see, in this case using a direct object complement.

Many times the same phrasal verb can be used together or separately.
Both"
Beforegoing to bed, I turn off the TV
"...... As"
Before going to bed, I turn the TV off
"Incorrect.

Types of Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal verbs can be transitive or intransitive, depending whether or not in a supplement in the form of direct object noun phrase. It depends on the order of the phrase. We will make a classification according to the above mentioned:

VERBO+PROPOSICIÒN+COMPLEMENTO DIRECTOTransitive (leading direct object)

The preposition goes between the verb and the direct
Looking at him you'd never guess he is a policeman
VERBO+PARTÌCULA ADVERBIAL+COMPLEMENTO DIRECTO
Transitive (leading direct object)

If the complement is a noun, adverbial particle can go after the verb or complement behind
Look (something) up: check something - in a book
He looked up the word - He...