Phrasal Verbs slides
23 slide sets by 20 users
This GoConqr page gathers over 10 user-made phrasal verbs slide sets, from meanings and examples to verbs built around make and look. It is mainly school-level material for students practising usage and teachers looking for ready-made examples. Choose a slide set to explore.
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- Phrasal Verb Types and Structure38
- Phrasal Verb Particles72
- Phrasal Verbs with Get103
- Phrasal Verbs with Look48
- Phrasal Verbs with Take51
- Phrasal Verbs with Come and Go82
- Phrasal Verbs with Keep and Hold37
- Phrasal Verbs with Put, Set and Turn48
- Phrasal Verbs with Give23
- Phrasal Verbs with Bring, Call and Carry36
- Phrasal Verbs with Break and Cut28
- Phrasal Verbs with Make and Do25
- Phrasal Verbs with Run, Fall and Drop17
- Phrasal Verbs for Work and Business11
- Phrasal Verbs about Relationships8
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About phrasal verbs slides
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Start with Phrasal Verb for meanings such as “account for”, or Phrasal Verb Presentation for an introduction to what phrasal verbs are. The slide set Phrasal Verbs gives examples using “go up”, while Phrasal Verbs - Make groups expressions built around make.
Other presentations focus on three-part phrasal verbs or examples built around get. There are also slide sets on break, come and look. These offer different starting points depending on what you want to practise.
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Read a few examples, then cover the meanings and try to recall them. Return to the slides to check, and make a note of expressions you want to revisit. Teachers can use the examples as a starting point for discussion.
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Frequently asked questions
Which slide set should I start with?
For an introduction, try Phrasal Verb Presentation, which explains what phrasal verbs are. If you would rather begin with an example and its meaning, Phrasal Verb includes “account for”. Both offer a starting point before you move to a set built around a particular verb.
What do the slide sets cover?
They include meanings and example sentences, as well as sets organised around particular verbs. Phrasal Verbs - Make focuses on expressions with make, and other sets cover get, break, come and look. There is also a presentation on three-part phrasal verbs.
Are the slide sets free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study, with no account needed. The slide sets were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.