Phrasal verbs: phoning
talk more loudly
to speak up
Two-part phrasal verbs can be separable or inseparable
T
a message
to leave/send ...
a device with a part to cover each ear through which you can listen to music, radio broadcasts, etc. without other people hearing
headphones
Name 3 members of the LG
...
to end a phone call
to hang up
Three-part phrasal verbs are always separable
F (inseparable)
to lose ...
a device connected to a phone that answers calls automatically and records messages from the person calling
an answerphone
Who wrote The Old Man and the Sea?
E. Hemingway
to phone somebody again later
to call somebody back, to get back to somebody
when the object is a pronoun it can only come after the particle
F (before) - we must work IT out
voicemail
a phone that is connected to the phone system by wires
a landline
...
to establish contact
to get through (to someone)
with inseparable phrasal verbs the object always comes before the particle, even when it is a pronoun
F (after) - She looks after HER DAD/HIM
to r............ your phone
the use of a mobile phone service that you can connect to when you cannot connect to the one that you normally use, for example if you are in another country:
roaming
When was The Great Gatsby published?
1925
to stop or interrupt somebody´s phone conversation
to cut sb off
Intransitive verbs require an object to complete their meaning.
F - transitive (I need -> I need coffee)
to put somebody on ....
... loudspeaker
the symbol # on a phone or computer keyboard
hash
Who came up with the term LG
Gertrude Stein