Phrasal Verbs
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Lesson 30: Phrasal verbs (öbek fiiller)
Bazı fiiller iki sözcükten oluşur. (Fiil + edat veya zarf). Bunlar günlük hayatta sıkça kullanılır.
Get + up get up (e.g. get out of bed) - yataktan çıkmak, kalkmak
Take + off take off (e.g. remove clothes) - elbiselerini çıkarmak
Örnekler:
Get up (kalkmak)
What time do you get up? Kaçta kalkarsın?
I get up at 7 o’clock every morning. Her sabah saat 7’de kalkarım.
She gets up at the same time every day. Her gün aynı saatte kalkar.
I can’t get up early in the morning. Sabah erken kalkamam.
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get on and get off a bus, tram, train, plane, horse or bike. (binmek ve inmek; otobüs, tramvay, tren, uçak, at veya bisiklet)
I get on the bus at Oxford Street and get off at the city center. Otobüse Oxford sokağında bindim ve şehir merkezinde indim.
Where do you want to get off? Nerede inmek istersiniz?
I want to get off at Bond Street please. Bond caddesinde inmek istiyorum, lütfen.
You should get off the train at Broadway Station and get on the 29D bus. Broadway istasyonunda trenden inmeli ve 29D otobüsüne binmelisiniz.
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Turn on and off: light, computer, cell phone, TV or radio (açmak/yakmak ve kapatmak/söndürmek; bilgisayar, vep telefonu, TV veya radio)
Can you turn on the light please? Işığı açabilir misin lütfen?
Turn off that TV and go and do your homework! TV’yi kapat ve git ödevini yap!
We have to turn off our cell phones before class. Dersten önce cep telefonlarımızı kapatmalıyız.
Pratik yapalım…
Fill in the blanks with the phrasal verbs you have learned.
What time do you _______ everyday?
She was on the bus. The bus stopped and she _______.
Can you _______ the TV please before you go to bed?
He _______ late today and missed the bus.
I can’t see anything. _______the light please.
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Answers:
What time do you get up everyday?
She was on the bus. The bus stopped and she got off.
Can you turn off the TV please before you go to bed?
He got up late today and missed the bus.
I can’t see anything. Turn on the light please.
Vocabulary:
Get up: kalkmak
Get on: binmek
Get off: inmek
Turn on: açmak
Turn off: kapamak
Bus: otobüs
Tram: tramvay
Train: Tren
Plane: Uçak
Horse: At
Bike: bisiklet
Light: Işık
Computer: bilgisayar
Cell phone: cep telefonu
Radio: radyo
Konular
- Introduction
- Alphabet
- Pronunciation
- Numbers 1
- Numbers 2
- Greetings
- Nouns Adjectives Articles
- Possessive Adjectives
- First Sentences in Present Simple
- Plurals
- This That These Those
- Possesive s
- Questions and Negatives
- Possessive Pronouns
- Prepositions
- Conjunctions 1
- Prepositions 2.1
- Prepositions 2.2
- Gerunds
- Adverbs
- Imperatives
- Comparitives and Superlatives
- Tenses
- Have got
- Countables
- Modals 1
- Indefinite pronouns
- Reflexive Pronouns
- Intensifiers
- Time
- Phrasal Verbs
- Present Perfect
- Expressions about School
- Expressing Habits
- Need vs Want
- Adverbs 2
- Conjunctions 2
- Time Expressions
- Positive Expressions
- Negative Expressions
- Too Also Either
- Making Conversation
- Simple Passive
- Sounding Polite
- Everyday Language
- Past Continuous
- Time Expressions 2.1
- Time Expressions 2.2
- Prepositions 3
- The Relative and Noun Clauses
- Character Traits 1
- Time Expressions 3.1
- Time Expressions 3.2
- Modals 2
- Past Perfect, Future Perfect
- Conjunctions 3
- Negative prefixes 1
- Expressions about Money
- Expressing Opinion
- Conditionals
- Modals 3
- Conjunctions 4
- Although, In spite of, Despite
- Transition Words
- Character Traits 2
- Negative Prefixes 2
- Informal Language
- Sounding easy going
- Past Perfect Continuous, Future Perfect Continuous
- Indirect Speech
- Character Traits 3
- Character Traits 4
- Sounding Intellectual
- Sounding loving and caring
- Sounding Professional
- Speaking like a Native