phrasal verbs
What makes something intransitive?
Does not need an object for the sentence to make sense
what makes something transitive?
Should be close to the direct object for a sentence to make sense
live an honest life after being a criminal
Go straight
place where someone has been place to complete a job
Positions
successful film or play that ears a lot of money
box office hit
Start wearing (He ___ his gloves.)
you get double if you tell me if it is transitive or intransitive
put on (T)
use full supply of something (They _____ all the ketchup in the house.)
you get double if you tell me if it is transitive or intransitive
Used up (T)
to allow someone not be punished
Let you off the hook
condition that must be filled in order to be able to complete a job
Qualifications
people that go out to watch the films
filmgoers
Start or begin (She saw a fight ______ in the lunchroom.)
you get double if you tell me if it is transitive or intransitive
break out (IT)
start to have affect (It’s starting to ____.)
you get double if you tell me if it is transitive or intransitive
kick in (IT)
formal explanation in front of a judge
Trail
different time periods in a day for work
Shifts
used to say that something is interesting and worth the time
worth watching
take care of someone or something (It isn’t easy _______ 4 children all day.)
you get double if you tell me if it is transitive or intransitive
Looking after (T)
continue to happen (You can’t ____ like this.)
you get double if you tell me if it is transitive or intransitive
Going on (IT)
accuse of a crime
Charged with
ability to work with or talk to other people in an effective and friendly way
people skills
plot that is moving or developing very quickly
fast-paced
to succeed at what you are trying to do (She was going to fail the exam but she _______.)
you get double if you tell me if it is transitive or intransitive
Pull it off (T)
to do a particular piece of work, or something you have been told to do (This investigation is being _____ by the detective.)
you get double if you tell me if it is transitive or intransitive
Carry (T)
having been declared a criminal
convicted
to make progress in a process or structure
working your way up
provide a film with soundtrack in a different language than the original
dubbed