Give

Veja abaixo alguns phrasal verbs com GIVE:

They give in to the striker's demands. (to surrender : ceder)

Water, when boiled, always gives off steam. (to release : liberar)

Some flowers gave off a strange odor. (to produce : produzir/exalar)

They gave out a sample of the perfume to each customer. (to distribute : distribuir)

I plan to stay there until my money gives out. (to terminate : acabar)

The King gave up his throne to get married the woman he loved. (to renounce: renunciar)

Neve give up learning English. (to renounce : desistir)

Veja outros phrasal verbs clicando aqui. Bye Bye

Three words phrasal verbs

....nobody lives without them.

Ai vão uns poucos, porém bem usuais, procure usá-los no seu dia-a-dia(daily basis), acho que é a única maneira de aprendê-los:

come up with: John came up with new ideas over the meeting.(surgir com)

cut down on : You have to cut down on sweets if you want to lose weight.(cortar, deixar de fazer algo)

miss out on: Why didn't you come. You missed out on a great movie.(perder, faltar)

get away with: The man will be punished by a crime and he will not get away with it.(escapar)

made up for: The airline will make up for the missing luggages.(compensar)

live up to: The movie was great but it didn't live up to our expectations.(superar uma expectiva)

follow up on: You suggetion was very good. We will follow up on it.(seguir, acompanhar)

look out for: Look out for, the car is coming fast.(prestar atenção)

put up with: That place was so noisy, how did you put up with it.(suportar, aguentar)

catch up with: If we go fast, we can catch up with them.(alcançar)

get through with: May I borrow your book when you get through with it.(terminar)

fill in for: Who fill in for Martin while he is away?(substituir)

give up on: Don't be late or they are going to give up on you.(desistir de esperar)

Well....espero que isso possa ajudá-los...pratiquem!!! bye bye.

Expressions / phrasal verbs

Read the text below:

The guide was pointed out to a group of tourists the most important building in the city. The trip around that part of the city would be over in few seconds, then the guide said: - The time is up guys and we must be hurry if we want to arrive at the museum on time. One of the tourists said: I'm getting tired and I also have a headache. Well...in this case, said the guide, you'd better go to hotel but the woman answered: I'd rather be with the group, by the way I think I have a painkiller in my bag, I don't want to put off my visit to that museum.

Dears, the idea of this text is to learn some expressions in a proper context and some phrasal verbs as well. Let´s study some of them:

point out: to indicate(pv)

to be over: to be finished, ended (pv)

to be up: to be ended, said only of time (pv)

on time: exactly at or before an appointed time

to get tired(sick, well, wet,angry, etc:(to become..., different adverbs may be used after get in this construcion)

had better: it is advisable to, it would be better to, most often used in contracted form such as I'd better, you'd better, etc..

would rather: to prefer to

by the way: incidentally

painkiller: analgesic

to put off: to postpone (pv)

pv= phrasal verb

That's all for now today....I hope you enjoy it.