Phrasal verbs

Verbos con preposición en el cual ambos pierden su significado y adquieren uno nuevo.

ON

Go on

Try it on probarse una prenda de vestir

Read on

Keep on reading.

Put it on póntelo

Take it off quítatelo

GET

Get on abordar (de un transporte)

Get off descender (de un transporte)

Keep off! Prohibido el acceso, mantente distante o lejos.

Get in entrar de un edificio o casa

Get out salir de un edificio o casa

Get over

Get back ir de regreso

Get away huir, escaper

Get back regresar (deida o vuleta)

Come back regresar

Come along

Come on vamos

Come in acompañar

Come out salir

Turn out prender

Turn off apagar

Come on

Come in

Come out
Come along

Go on continuar

Go back regresar (ir de regreso)

Go out

Go away!

Run over atropeyar.

To be over terminar algo.

Take it a way quítalo

Keep of, no se acerque, prohibida la entrada.

The class is over.

Exercise
The teacher told me to [keep on ] reading the poem.

Will you please, [get back] tomorrow for attention?

What time will the bus [come back] to the village?

Didn’t you see the sing says [keep off] do not enter?

Do you want your friend to [go back] to school?

I went to by some clothes, so I had to [try] them [on].

They suffered an accident, the car [ran over] come persons. +

+ aquí es ran y no run.

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