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PHRASAL VERBS
Daniel Barat de Llanos
Maria Ciurana cataluña
Mª Amparo Gabarda Benetó
Oxana Lozinskaya
Maria Rodilla Simeó
FRIENDSHIP AND RELATIONSHIPS
FRIENDSHIP: is a relationship of
mutual affection between two or
more people.
LOVE RELATIONSHIP: To
have a deep, tender,
ineffable
feeling
of
affection and solicitude
toward (a person).
PHRASAL VERBS
 A group of words that functions as a verb and is made
up (formed) of a verb and a preposition, an adverb, or
both. For example:
1. VERB + PREPOSITION
go out
2. VERB + ADVERB
Run away
3. VERB + ADVERB + PREPOSITION
Get away with
PHRASAL VERBS IN THE VIDEO
POSITIVE
 BUMP INTO - to
meet by chance;
encounter
unexpectedly. Ex:
You’ll never guess
who I bumped into
today!
 FALL FOR = FALL
IN LOVE WITH to become crazy
about a person.
Ex: he is goodlooking and
smooth: all the
women fall for him
PHRASAL VERBS IN THE VIDEO
POSITIVE
 GET ON WITH - to
establish a friendly
relationship. Ex: He
gets on well with
other people
 ASK SMB OUT - to
invite someone to
come with you to a
place as a way of
starting a romantic
relationship. Ex:
She’s asked Steve out
to the cinema this
evening.
NEGATIVE
 SPLIT UP = BREAK UP
- to become separated or
parted through
disagreement. Ex: They
split up after years of
marriage
PHRASAL VERBS IN THE VIDEO
POSITIVE
 MOVE IN ON- take up
residence
with
someone.
Ex:
She
moved
in
on
her
boyfriend’s place last
month.
 GO OUT – to meet
regularly; date. Ex: She
went out with my cousin
last night
PHRASAL VERBS IN THE VIDEO
POSITIVE
 MAKE UP - to become
reconciled after quarrel.
Ex: We had a tiff, but
late we kissed and made
up.
 GET BACK TOGETHER restart a romantic
relationship. Ex: They
got back together a year
after their divorce.
NEGATIVE
 FALL OUT - to argue
with a friend. Ex: They
have fallen out and are
no longer speaking to
each other.