Question

Do you think that all the words of a language can be translated literally to another?

Not all languages have phrasal verbs. English does, but Spanish does not. Phrasal verbs are usually not able to be literally translated word-for-word from one language to another.
In pairs write a dialogue using 3 phrasal verbs you just learned. The dialogue should be at least 12 lines long. Write it in your notebook.

Phrasal verbs
A phrasal verb is a phrase that results from the combination of a verb and a preposition, an adverb, or both. The function of a phrasal verb is to convey a meaning different from the literal meaning of the individual words that form it.
• Below are some phrasal verbs related to sports. Try to guess what they mean using the context.
1. I enjoy working out at the gym every night after work.
2. Oh no! I ate too much pizza. I must work every slice of it off if I want to wear that dress!
3. Don’t do HIIT yet! You need to warm up first, or you can get a sprain.
4. Michael loves baseball and he is good at it. He should try out for the team.
5. Near the end of a triathlon, many athletes pass out due to exhaustion and dehydration.
6. Did you see that Andy Ruiz Jr. won the fight when he knocked out his opponent?
7. Daniel Cormier never gives up during a fight, that is why he is the UFC heavyweight champion. • Match the phrasal verb with its meaning.

Answer 1

Respuesta:

1 it's trying to have a healthy routine because the job requires it.

2 She need to get on diet otherwise she won't be able to use a dress.

3 He shouldn't start exercising without warming up.

4 Michael should try to get into the baseball team.

5 Due to the exigencies of the triathlon the athletes were totally out of breath.

6 Andy Ruiz punch he's oponent in order to win.

7 Daniel Cormier is a hard working person.

Answer 2

Respuesta:

gracias está pregunta me sirvió de mucho

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