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Verbes à particules 404i62

A phrasal verb is a grammatical structure formed by: 4p5g1f

a verb + particle,  or

a verb + particle 1 + particle 2.

E.g. to look up (to search in a dictionary) 

to come up with (to suggest an idea)

Most of the time, the meaning of the verb changes completely when it is used as a phrasal verb.

E.g. to run = the action of running (courir) 

to run out of = to use up something (ne plus avoir quelque chose)

A phrasal verb can have either inseparable or separable particles.

Inseparable phrasal verb means that the verb cannot be separated from its particle.

E.g. to set off: What time do we set off tomorrow? (to start on our trip) 

A separable phrasal verb means that the verb can be  separated from its particle by an object.

E.g. to pick up: I will pick you up at ten o'clock (to collect you in a vehicle)

Exercise: choose the appropriate particle to have the right meaning in brackets.

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1. My car doesn't want to start. I think it ran acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas petrol. (to use up)

2. Smoking is really harmful to one's health. You must give it acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas soon. (to stop)

3. The History professor was lecturing very fast. I couldn't copy acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas most of the ideas. (to write)

4. I forgot my keys at home, so I was forced to bash acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas the windows to enter. (to damage)

5. My grandson was walking so fast that I couldn't keep acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas him. (to be equal)

6. Put acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas your coat! It's freezing outside. (to wear)

7. Why don't we talk our dad acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas going to Malaysia this summer? (to persuade)

8. Please, keep acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas the carpet! Your shoes are dirty. (stay away)

9. The police pulled us acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas for speeding. (to stop a vehicle)

10. A customer got on my nerves yesterday. I had to hold myself acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas from yelling at his face (to hinder oneself)

11. I thought I will never meet my old friend again, until I stumbled acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas him in the library. (to find by chance)

12. I like reading English books, and I go acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas literary works the most. (to enjoy)

13. A good governor must look acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas before making any decision. (to project)

14. The whole staff are mourning because their CEO has ed acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas.

15. I feel happy that my son gets acrossaheadalong withawaybackdowninin forintooffonout ofoverupup with Je ne sais pas his wife. I think they love each other so much. (to have a good relationship)