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    Phrasal verbs are very common in everyday English. They consist of a verb and a particle and the particle often changes the meaning of the verb. Some phrasal verbs are inseparable, meaning the verb and particle cannot be separated.

    eat out, ran into, came back, gave up, stuck to, called off

    Phrasal verbs are usually made up of common words but their separate meanings may not indicate the meaning of the phrasal verb. Most phrasal verbs are transitive, meaning they take direct objects. The verb and particle are usually inseparable for inseparable phrasal verbs.

    Phrasal Verbs:

    lnseparable
    gaуbe
    w eэ h o u | d
    eat oul.

    жPЙINт
    Сheck thе correct onswеr.
    :<--:; Whеre does the woman
    suggest eating?
    t at homе

    /ll* П i., a rеstaurant


    П t' a park

    сI]ARTсHЕсK INSЕPARABLEP}iRASAL vЕRBs


    Сhесk the correct Suqвст | v.'' | гo*'.... I Dlпвстoв,вст
    onswеr.
    came baсk.
    Where does thе
    partiсlе go? 9avе uP.
    П b"fo.e the direсt Thеy ate out.
    оbjeсt
    ran i n to his teaсhеr.
    t after the dirесt
    оbjесt stuсk to th еi rdесi si on .

    EхPREssжж
    Unscromblеthеsе words to form two sentenсеs.

    intoоWe.Bоbоran
    We ran into Bob.

    outоWasoHeоеating
    He was eating out.

    232
    Рhrasal Verbs: lгlsеparab|e l 233

    & g"atъtу*ta в, Aк рЕa rret*ФffiЁ ffixaжrpl*s


    vеrb + partiс|е
    l. А phrasal verb (a|soсa|leda two-paгtor r We often eat out.
    two-word vеrb) сonsistsof a vеrb + partiсle.

    2. Partiсlesandprepositions
    lookthеsame. . sr..Тl?'TlТ:xъ1l., .unn"rbeсause
    she
    Howеver,partiсlesarе part of thе verb phrase, Wasn,tpaying attеntion.
    and thеy often сhanoе thе mеaning of thе verb. (Sheсollidеdwith anothеrrunner.)
    vеrb + partiс|е
    l l r a n i n to |oh n a t th е su per ma r kеt.
    (l mеt John by oссidеnt.)

    3. Тhe verb and paгtiс|eare usuallyсommon words, l Plеase9сr on. I didn,t mеan to interгupt'
    but their sеparatemеaningsmay not heIpyou (Plеoseсontinue.)
    guessthе mеaning of the phrasal verb.
    r We got back afterdark.
    Usдсв Noтt: PhrasaIverbs are verv сommon in (We rеturnedoftеrdork.)
    еvеrydayspеeсh.
    l They сallеd off thе mееting.
    (Theyсonсеledthе meеting,)

    dirесtobiесt
    4. Most phrasalverbs are transitive. (Thеy takе r You shou|dgo aftеr уour gools.
    direсt objeсts).
    dirесt oLljeсt
    Some tгansitivephrasa|vеrbs are insеparab|е. r Shе ran into her friend at the |ibгaгy.
    Тhis mеansthat both noun and pronounobjесts Noт Shе at thе |ibrary.
    alwaysgo ____;.l^:;-
    afterthе paгtiсlе.You сannot sеparatе
    , dirесtobjeсt
    the vеrb from its paгtiс|е. r Shе ran into her.
    Noт Sh е r a n h ег i n to.

    5. Some phrasalvеrbsarе used in сombination r She (amе up with a bri||iant


    idеa.
    with сertainprеpositions.
    Тhеseсombinations r l droppеd out of sсhoo|and got a job.
    aгe usuallyinseparablе.

    it out!
    Сheсk
    t.or a list of some сommon inseparable phrasal vеrbs, see Appendix 17 on pagеs 341_342.
    To learn about separable phrasal verbs, seе Unit 55, pages 236-237.
    234 I unit s4

    m |DENтIFYo Reod this orticle. Сirclе oll thе phrosol vеrbs.


    ы

    TheАrt of FengShui 6|
    ,/ffi: ffi,:ii:H:ж:::
    :';l,;lТ:}Т;Т:
    find
    out.
    !9
    Fеngshui(mеaning..windand water',)is thе anсiеntСhinesеart of p|aсingthingsin thс
    еnvironmсnt.Aссordingto this art,thе arrangеmеnt
    of furniture,doors, and windows
    аffесtsour hеalth,wеalth,and happinеss.Мr. Ho was сoncеrnеdabout his businсss,
    but hr didn,tgivеup. Followingthе сonsultаntЗadviсе,hе rеmodе|вdand rеdссorаtеd
    his rеstaurant.His aсtionspaid off. Soon businеsspiсkеd up and Мr. Ho beсamс riсh.
    ..ltWasthс bеst dесision| еvеr made,'' glows.
    hе Аnd hе isn'talonе in his еnthusiasm.
    Fengshui has сaughton with modеrnarсhitесtsand homеownеrsеvеrywhеrе,

    IllАтсltо Writе еаch phrosol verb from thе orticle nеxt to its mеoning.
    PhrasalVerb Meaning PhrasalVerb Meaning
    1. caught on has beсome pоpular 4. find out learn information
    2. cam e b a c k returned 5. give up quit
    3. paid off were worthwhile picked up improved

    сH00sEo Complеtе this student,sjournаI entrу bу circling the correctpаrticles,

    аЬ
    \v./v
    l jиsг tinishedаn аrtic|еаbouttеng shui' Аt thе еnd,rhе аutnorэuqgestssiiting
    \7^Y

    @ЦPin уourhomеаndthinkingаbouthowуourеnvironmеnt mаkеsуoutее|.


    1.
    5o todaуwnеot gв цp+gщtrom schoo|,
    Itried iI,I noticеdfiаt mу apavtmеnI
    is
    quiIеdarkаnd tt mаkеsrnеtее|down.l thinkwiththe аdditionot sornе|ights,
    rеа||у
    |,dchееrаwаu
    / ц? considеrаbly.
    l,vecomеout/ цpwitha lеw othеridеаstoo,
    3. 4.
    Мy apartrnеrrtts srnа||,
    bиtI thinkit will|ookmorespаciousif l jиst.strаighten
    ч!
    morеtrеquеrftty.Hanginq sornеmorеshе|vеs for rnybooksmightwork too.
    Чцwel(
    Withjиst a few smаI|chаngеs, I cou|dеndout!.uPtее|ing hаppiеr in rnyownnomе'
    ||,sоеуtаintv
    Worгh
    Щing on L.outl
    \

    Phrasаl Verbs: lnseparable l 235

    с'|oosEa I}мPLETE o Rеod this orticle аbout the orchitеct t, M. Pei. Сomplеte it using
    thе correct form of the phrosol verbs in the boх.

    сome up with give up go baсk go up keep on pay off turn out


    фAАкФ

    Born in 1917, Ieoh Ming Pei (better known as I. M. Pei)


    qrewuP in Canton, China. When he was
    1.
    seventeen' he wеnt to thе United States to learn about building.
    As it turned out , Pei beсame one of the most
    2.
    famous arсhiteсts of the twеntieth сentury.
    Pei is famous for his strong geometriс forms. one of his

    most сontroversial projeсts was his glass pyramid at the Louvre rn Paris. The old museum
    come up with
    had a lot of problems, but no onе wantеd to destroy it. Pei had to

    a solution. Мany Parisians were shoсked with his proposal for a 7l-foot-high glass
    pyramid. It went up anyway, blending with the environment. Today
    4.
    many people say that it is a good example of the prinсiples of feng shui.
    Pei kept on despite сritiсism. He strongly believed that..you havе
    5.
    give up
    to identify the important things and press for thеm, and not
    His determinatron
    paid off . He сontinued to build struсtures that
    7.
    refleсted thе еnvironment. Pei rесeived many prizes for his wоrk. He used some of the
    ptize money to start a sсholarship fund for Chinese students to study arсhitесture in

    thе United States and then to


    go back to China to work as arсhiteсts.

    EDITo Rеod Bob,s noteto his roommote,Find ond corrеcteight mistаkesin the use of
    insеporoblеphrosol vеrbs,Thе firstmistokeis olreodуcorrected.

    Eoггy thе аpагtment is suсh a mеss. Igotdfi.l+ lаtе this morning and didnt hаvе timе to
    up out back
    stгaТghtеnoиt |'m going to thе gym now to work off for anhour. Ishould 9еt aсгoss bеfore
    out
    Wе сan 9еt togеthеr with
    уou, and |'ll сlean up thеn. ГJowabout еаtТngtonTght out? Аftеrwаrd,
    up -Dob
    *omе of thе gиys and maybе seе a movTе.oг mayЬe wе'll сome over with а betteг idеа.
    into by
    oh' -| ranTom into at sсhool. Гle'lldrop off to sеe you latеn

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