Phrasal Verbs com Letra G
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Vamos aos Phrasal Verbs com a Letra G:
PHRASAL VERBS | DEFINITION | EXAMPLE |
TO GET * ACROSS + | Cause to be understood | It’s difficult to get humor across in another language. |
TO GET AHEAD | Make progress | I can’t get ahead even though I work two jobs. |
TO GET AHEAD OF + | surpass | You need to work overtime in order to get ahead of schedule. |
TO GET ALONG | Have a good relationship | Do you and your brother get along? |
TO GET ALONG WITH + | Have a good relationship | Gus doesn’t get along with his two sisters. |
TO GET AROUND + | Avoid someone or something | Some people get around paying taxes by hiring a good accountant. |
TO GET AROUND | Go many places | It’s easy to get around town by bus. |
TO GET AWAY | escape | The bank robbers got away. |
TO GET AWAY WITH + | Do something against the rules or illegal and not get caught or punished | My brother gets away with everything. |
TO GET BY | Survive without having the things you need or want | I lost my job, so I am having a hard time to get by this year. |
TO GET BY ON + | Survive with minimal resources | It’s nearly impossible to get by on making minimum wage. |
TO GET BY WITH + | Manage with | You don’t need a computer. You can get by with a typewriter. |
TO GET DOWN TO + | Get serious about a topic | Enough small talk. Let’s get down to business. |
TO GET IN + | Enter (a car, a small boat) | Get in the front seat! |
TO GET IN | Enter | Get in. I will give you a ride to school. |
TO GET * OFF | Send (a package) | I finally got my sister’s birthday present off yesterday. |
TO GET OFF + | Remove | Can you get this spider off my shirt? |
TO GET OFF | Leave (a bas, plane, boat) | We need to get off the bus at the next stop. |
TO GET OFF | Leave | It’s dangerous to sit on the roof. Get off! |
TO GET ON | Put on (clothes) | You should get your jacket on. It’s really cold outside. |
TO GET ON | Enter (a bus, train), mount (a bike, a horse) | The train is leaving. Quick, get on! |
TO GET ON | Have a good relationship | Nate doesn’t get on with his co-workers. |
TO GET ON WITH + | Have a good relationship | Do you get on with your neighbors? |
TO GET OUT OF + | Exit | I fell into the water when I tried to get out of the canoe. |
TO GET OVER + | recover | Stop crying! Get over it! |
TO GET THROUGH + | Complete | We will never get through all this boxes by 9AM. |
TO GET THROUGH + | Penetrate | We need a strong drill to get through this wall. |
TO GET * UP | Cause someone to rise | My neighbor got me up really early by turning the music up. |
TO GET UP | To rise | What time do you usually get up? |
TO GIVE * AWAY + | Give something without asking for anything in exchange | Why did you give all of your furniture away? |
TO GIVE * BACK + | Return something ones borrowed | When are you going to give the book back to your tutor? |
TO GIVE IN | Stop trying | Never give in! You can do that! |
TO GIVE * UP + | Surrender something | The police told the thief to give his gun up. |
TO GO BACK | Return | When is she going back to Mexico? |
TO GO BACK ON + | Not keep (a promise) | Don’t trust him. He always goes back on his promises. |
TO GO FOR + | Try to achieve | Our team is going for the gold medal in the Olympics. |
TO GO FOR | Idiomatic phrase – Crave | I could go for pizza. |
TO GO OFF | explode | The bomb could go off at any minute. |
TO GO OFF | Become angry | Mary went off last night after I told about her bike. |
TO GO ON | Continue | My heart will go on. |
TO GO ON | Happen | What is going on? |
TO GO OUT | Stop burning (a fire) | The fire went out after 2 days. |
TO GO OVER + | Review | Let’s go over it before we do home. |
TO GO WITH + | Match (clothes) | That shirt doesn’t go with this hat. |
TO GO WITHOUT + | Abstain from something you want or need | A person can go without water for 2 days, |
TO GROW UP | Mature | Your brother needs to grow up and start thinking about his future. |
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Phasal verbs sempre muito complicado, mas ajudaram bastante !!
Verdade, muito bom
meu deus do céu o blog do cambly é muito útil e maravilhoso 😍😍😍😍 amo??????
sério, amo vocês
Eu amo esse blog, me ajuda demais!
Ajuda muito
A melhor maneira de guardar os Phrasal Verbs é com a prática… Obrigado pelas dicas!
são tantas regrinhas, mas da para aprender!!!
Muito bom! A explicação ajudou demais
O alfabeto do pharsal verbs, amei!
A melhor maneira de aprender é colocando em mais exemplos.
Cada postagem tem o exemplo muito bom
Eu queria pdf
Get e give… o que seria do inglês sem eles…
Que conteúdo maravilhoso!
Assim com essa explicação ficou top
Muito bom shooow massa
Muito obrigada pelo conteúdo !
Ajudou bastante 😁