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    The document discusses common phrasal verbs used in English. It provides examples of phrasal verbs like "fill out", "get over", "give up", and "call off". It explains that sometimes the meaning of a phrasal verb is clear from its parts, while other times it has an idiomatic meaning. The document then provides a list of phrasal verbs used for shopping with their definitions, and a task involving using the phrasal verbs in sentences.

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    COMMON PHRASAL VERBS - Use of English Task

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    The document discusses common phrasal verbs used in English. It provides examples of phrasal verbs like "fill out", "get over", "give up", and "call off". It explains that sometimes the meaning of a phrasal verb is clear from its parts, while other times it has an idiomatic meaning. The document then provides a list of phrasal verbs used for shopping with their definitions, and a task involving using the phrasal verbs in sentences.

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    COMMON PHRASAL VERBS Universidad de Nariño- English II

    Language Toolbox TASK 1: Cross out the noun phrases on the right that
    Phrasal Verbs cannot be used with the phrasal verbs on the left.

    Example:
     Phrasal Verbs are formed with a verb + a
    Call off a meeting / a party / a problem
    particle (in, on, up, out, for…)
    a. Fill out a mess / a form / an application
     Verbs like fill in, find out, get along with,
    hold up, and call off are examples of b. Get over an illness / a problem / money
    Phrasal Verbs.
    c. Give up music lessons / a coat / smoking
     Sometimes the meaning of the phrasal
    verb is clear from the two parts (Literal). d. Put on a form / some music / your shoes
    - Can you pick up the pen for me,
    please? e. Turn on a computer / smoking / the TV

     Sometimes the meaning of the phrasal f. Take off your clothes / a test / your watch
    verb is idiomatic.
    - I hope to pick up some Italian on our g. Turn up a job / the music / the volume
    next vacation in Rome.

    PHRASAL VERBS FOR SHOPPING

    Bring Down Pay for TASK 2: Complete the sentences with one of the
    Reduce the amount of Give money to buy phrasal verbs on the cards.
    something. something.
    a. Karl hopes to ______ ______ his new running
    shoes this weekend.
    Put on Queue up/Line up
    Wear something / a piece Wait for something in b. We need to ______ ______ prices on all our
    of clothing. line. computers.

    c. If you want to buy a flight, you should always


    Shop around Take off
    _______ ______ for the best deal.
    Compare prices before Remove a piece of
    buying something. clothing d. I’m going to ______ ______ the toy store for a
    moment.
    Pop into Try out
    Visit a place for a short Test something to see if e. Helen will______ good money ______the
    time. you like it. apartment she wants. It’s really expensive!

    f. Why don’t you ______ these pants ______


    Sell out Pick out before you buy them.
    Sell all of the supply or Choose / Select
    capacity of something. g. Black Friday shoppers sometimes have to
    _______ ______ to get into the stores.
    Go with something Try on h. Which shoes ______ best ______ this dress?
    Seem good in combination Put on a piece of The flat shoes or the high heels?
    with something. clothing to see if it fits.

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