Phrasal verbs
Explain the meaning of "do without" and create a sentence using it
Meaning:
To manage without having something
Report this sentence:
I can see it very clearly now -> A person who just got new classes
A person who just got new classes said that he could see very clearly now.
In pristine condition
In perfect condition
Describe reporting verbs and give two examples of it
Reporting verbs are verbs used to describe an action that was made by somebody.
Some examples are:
Congratulate
Accuse
Offer
Apologize
Encourage
Create a dialogue using "be up for" and explain its meaning
Meaning:
to want to do something
Report this sentence:
It was... YOU. YOU STOLE MY VICTORIAN PAINTING FROM MY HOUSE (Said michael looking at the mirror)
Michael accused himself of stealing his own victorian painting from his house
Wicked
Rad
Both can mean a very incredible thing.
Describe passive voice and turn this sentence into it:
The cat disturbed the mechanic
The passive voice shifts the focous on the actor of the action to the passive agent
The mechanic was distrubed by the cat
Explain the meaning of "To be in on something" and create a sentence using it
Meaning:
To be involved with or knowing about a particular activity or plan
You can do it man I have always belived you!
He encouraged me to do it and said he believed me
Take a bad boy for a spin
To drive a nice car
What senses can be used with the word "right"
Sound, taste, look, smell and feel
What is the difference between:
Be up to
Be up for
Make up for
Be in for
Be up to -> doing (something that might be bad or illegal), often secretly:
Be up for -> willing and able to do or take part in an activity:
Make up for -> Compensate for something
Be in for -> going to experience something
Report this conversation:
- Reporting is very fun. I can do it effortlessly. I can help you if you need it
The person said that reporting was very fun and that he could efforlessly do it. After that, he offered help with it.
To stand with a long face
To be very upset
What is the difference in meaning of these two sentences:
I saw him dance
I saw him dancing
I saw him dance -> You saw the whole action
I saw him dancing -> You saw part of the action
Create a dialogue using at least 4 phrasal verbs we've studied and explain their meanings
Be in for: To be likely to experience something, usually unpleasant.
Be up for: To be willing or eager to do something.
Be over: To be finished or completed.
Be up to: To be doing something, often something secret or wrong.
Be in on: To be involved in something.
Be after: To be seeking or chasing something or someone.
Do over: To do something again.
Do away with: To eliminate or get rid of something.
Do without: To manage or survive without something.
Make up for: To compensate for something.
Make over: To change or renovate something.
Make away with: To steal or take something.
Make off with: To steal something and escape with it.
Report this conversation:
- Did you fix my car?
- I did not, it was my cat's fault. He never stopped distrubing me.
- Oh... that is fine I guess but when can you do it?
- Tomorrow it will be done, my cat is not at home.
Open answer (Too many possibilities)
To loathe
To hate someone or something
Describe multi-word adverbials and say two kinds of it
Multi-word adverbials serve as adverbs but are made of multiple words
Adverbial clauses have a subject
Adverbial phrases are just a combination of words
Adverbial clauses -> I ran as fast as I could
Adverbial phases -> I run every now and then