B1 Prepositions 18 min read 中等

日常行动对(短语动词)

动词短语就像是英语的“灵魂插件”,掌握它们能让你的表达瞬间从教科书级别变成地道老外范儿。记住 natural, idiomatic, everyday 这几个关键词。

Grammar Rule in 30 Seconds

Phrasal verbs combine a verb with a particle to create a new, specific meaning for daily actions.

  • Combine a common verb with a particle like 'up', 'on', or 'off' (e.g., 'wake up').
  • If the verb has an object pronoun (it, them), put it in the middle (e.g., 'pick it up').
  • The meaning is often idiomatic and different from the base verb alone (e.g., 'give up' vs 'give').
Verb 🏃 + Particle ⬆️ = New Action ✨

Overview

### Overview
在英语学习的进阶过程中,你可能会发现,虽然你背了很多高大上的单词,但在和外国人交流或看美剧时,他们用的词往往非常“简单”,却又让你摸不着头脑。比如,他们不说 extinguish(扑灭),而说 put out;不说 arrive(到达),而说 show up。这些由“动词 + 小品词(介词或副词)”构成的组合,就是我们常说的 Phrasal Verbs(动词短语),我更喜欢称它们为“动作搭档”。
对于我们中国学习者来说,动词短语是通往“地道英语”的必经之路。在中文里,我们习惯用一个单独的动词来表达一个完整的动作,比如“吃”、“走”、“看”。虽然中文也有“跑掉”、“关上”这种动词加补语的结构,但英语的动词短语更加灵活且具有“变色龙”般的特性——同一个动词加上不同的介词,意思会发生翻天覆地的变化。掌握这些“动作搭档”,不仅能让你的口语瞬间告别“翻译腔”,还能让你在刷朋友圈(Moments)、点外卖(Ordering food)或进行职场沟通时,表达得更加自然、流畅。
### How This Grammar Works
Phrasal Verb 的核心逻辑是:1 + 1 > 2。当一个动词(如 look)遇到了一个小品词(如 for),它们就不再是独立的个体,而是结合成了一个拥有全新含义的语义单位。你可以把它想象成中文里的“成语”或“固定搭配”,不能仅靠字面意思去推测。
为了更好地理解,我们可以把动词短语分为以下几个维度:
  1. 1语义的转变(Meaning Shift):
有的动词短语意思比较直观,比如 sit down(坐下),这和中文的逻辑一致。但大部分动词短语是习惯用语(Idiomatic)。例如,break 是“打破”,down 是“向下”,但 break down 在描述汽车时是“故障”,在描述人的情绪时是“崩溃”。这就像中文里的“意思”,在不同语境下可以是“含义”,也可以是“礼物”或“心意”。
  1. 1及物性(Transitivity):
  • 不及物动词短语(Intransitive): 后面不需要接宾语。动作到此为止。比如:The plane took off.(飞机起飞了。)这里你不需要说起飞了什么。
  • 及物动词短语(Transitive): 后面必须接宾语(动作的对象)。比如:I'm looking for my keys.(我正在找我的钥匙。)
  1. 1可拆分性(Separability):
这是中国学生最容易头疼的地方。有的短语可以把动词和小品词拆开,把宾语塞到中间;有的则必须死死地粘在一起。我们会在接下来的“Formation Pattern”中详细拆解。
### Formation Pattern
在 B1 阶段,我们需要掌握三种核心的构造模式。理解这些模式,能帮你准确判断宾语应该放在哪里,避免写出不伦不类的句子。
#### 1. 动词 + 介词 (Verb + Preposition) —— 永远不可拆分
在这种模式下,小品词充当介词,后面紧跟宾语。无论宾语是名词还是代词,都必须放在最后。
  • look at (看): Look at the screen. / Look at it. (正确) | Look it at. (错误)
  • wait for (等候): I am waiting for the subway. / I am waiting for it.
#### 2. 动词 + 副词 (Verb + Adverb) —— 可拆分或不可拆分
这是最常见也最复杂的类别。很多表示动作趋向的短语属于此类。
  • 及物且可拆分: 如果宾语是普通名词,放中间或后面都可以;但如果宾语是代词(如 it, them, me),则必须放在中间。
  • turn off (关掉):
  • Turn off the light. (OK)
  • Turn the light off. (OK)
  • Turn it off. (非常地道)
  • Turn off it. (❌ 绝对错误,这是典型的中式英语陷阱)
  • 不及物(不可拆分): 动作本身完整,不接宾语。
  • get up (起床): I get up at 7:00.
  • go out (出去): Let's go out tonight.
#### 3. 动词 + 副词 + 介词 (Verb + Adverb + Preposition) —— 三位一体,不可拆分
这种短语通常比较长,意思也比较固定,必须作为一个整体使用,宾语永远在最后。
  • look forward to (期待): I look forward to the Spring Festival.
  • get along with (与...相处): Do you get along with your roommates?
| 模式类型 | 结构 | 是否可拆分 | 宾语位置 | 经典例子 |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 模式 A | 动词 + 介词 | 否 | 永远在后 | deal with, listen to |
| 模式 B | 动词 + 副词 | 是 (及物时) | 名词前后均可,代词必在中间 | pick up, put on, take off |
| 模式 C | 动词 + 副词 + 介词 | 否 | 永远在后 | run out of, keep up with |
### When To Use It
动词短语是英语的“生活调味剂”。虽然在考试或正式写作中,使用单音节动词(如 investigate)显得专业,但在 90% 的日常场景中,动词短语才是王道。
  • 场景一:社交媒体与微信聊天 (Social Media & WeChat)
当你发朋友圈晒下午茶时,你会说:Chilling out with friends.(和朋友们放松一下。)而不是 I am relaxing with my friends.。当你刷到一条有趣的视频想分享给朋友时,你会说:Check this out!(快看这个!),这比 Look at this 要生动得多。
  • 场景二:日常生活起居 (Daily Routines)
从早上的 wake up (醒来) 和 get up (起床),到出门前的 put on your clothes (穿衣),再到地铁上的 get on/off the train (上下车),你的生活几乎是被动词短语包围的。如果你在淘宝(Taobao)退货,你会用到 send back;如果你在取外卖,你会用到 pick up
  • 场景三:非正式职场沟通 (Casual Workplace)
在和同事发 Slack 或邮件沟通时,使用动词短语能拉近距离。比如:I'll look into the issue.(我会调查这个问题。)比 I will investigate... 听起来更亲切。或者在开会时说:Let's wrap up.(我们收尾吧/结束吧。),这非常符合现代职场的高效氛围。
  • 场景四:表达情感与状态 (Emotions & States)
当你终于理解了一个复杂的数学题,你会说:I finally figured it out!(我终于搞懂了!)。当你和女朋友吵架后和好,那叫 make up。这些表达带有强烈的情感色彩,是单词动词无法替代的。
### Common Mistakes
由于中英文底层逻辑的差异,中国学习者在动词短语上经常掉进以下三个坑:
#### 1. 代词位置错误 (The Pronoun Trap)
错误写法: I forgot my umbrella, so I went back to pick up it.
正确写法: I forgot my umbrella, so I went back to pick it up.
解析: 在中文里,我们说“捡起它”,动词和代词的顺序是连着的。但在英语的可拆分动词短语中,代词 it, them, him, her 具有“排他性”,它们必须挤在动词和副词中间。记住这个口诀:代词中间站,名词两头走。
#### 2. 字面意思误导 (Literal Translation)
错误理解: 看到 run out of 以为是“跑出去”。
实际含义: We are running out of time. 是指“我们快没时间了”。
解析: 很多同学习惯把每个词拆开翻译再组合。但在 B1 级别,你必须把 run out of 整体看作一个意群。这就像老外学中文,不能把“东西”理解为“东边和西边”,而要整体理解为“Object”。
#### 3. 介词/副词混淆 (Particle Confusion)
错误用法: Can you look for my cat while I'm away? (你想表达照顾,却用了寻找)
正确用法: Can you look after my cat while I'm away?
解析: 英语中小品词的微小差别会导致意思天差地别。look for 是寻找(Searching),look after 是照顾(Caring),look up 是查阅(Researching)。建议在背诵时,通过场景联想来记忆,而不是死记硬背。比如,想象你在翻字典,那个动作就是 look up
### Contrast With Similar Patterns
为了让你更清晰地分辨动词短语与普通动词的区别,我们来看这个对比表:
| 场景 | 动词短语 (日常/地道) | 单体动词 (正式/书面) | 中文对应 |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 谈论计划 | We need to set up a meeting. | We need to arrange a meeting. | 安排会议 |
| 发现真相 | I found out the truth. | I discovered the truth. | 发现/查明真相 |
| 拒绝邀请 | She turned down the job offer. | She rejected the job offer. | 拒绝工作机会 |
| 延迟会议 | Don't put off your work. | Don't postpone your work. | 拖延/延期工作 |
| 忍受噪音 | I can't put up with the noise. | I can't tolerate the noise. | 忍受噪音 |
关键区别:
  • 语体色彩: 动词短语多用于口语和非正式书面语;单体动词多用于学术论文、法律文件或正式演讲。
  • 灵活度: 动词短语可以通过更换小品词快速产生新词,而单体动词通常意思比较单一。
### Quick FAQ
Q1: 动词短语这么多,我怎么知道哪个是可拆分的,哪个是不可拆分的?
A1: 这是一个很好的问题。虽然有一些规律(比如“动词+介词”通常不可拆),但最可靠的方法是:查字典并看例句。如果字典里的例句出现了代词在中间的情况(如 pick someone up),那它就是可拆分的。好消息是,B1 阶段常用的可拆分短语并不多,集中在 up, off, out, back 这几个词上,多用几次就记住了。
Q2: 在雅思或托福写作中,我应该用动词短语吗?
A2: 要看情况。在小作文(图表描述)或大作文中,适度使用一些较正式的动词短语(如 carry out an experiment, account for)是可以的。但要避免使用过于口语化的短语(如 hang out, mess up)。原则是:正式场合用单体动词更稳妥,日常交流用动词短语更地道。
Q3: 为什么有些动词短语有好几个完全不相关的意思?
A3: 这正是英语的奇妙(也是痛苦)之处。比如 take off,可以指“脱衣服”,可以指“飞机起飞”,还可以指“事业腾飞”或“突然离开”。这需要你结合上下文(Context)来判断。就像中文里的“意思”一样,你得看是谁在什么情况下说的。建议每次学习一个新短语时,只掌握它最常用的 1-2 个意思即可,不要贪多。
Q4: 有没有什么记忆技巧?
A4: 尝试按“小品词”归类记忆。比如,up 经常含有“完成、向上、完结”的意思(eat up 吃光, finish up 做完, break up 分手);off 经常含有“离开、断开”的意思(set off 出发, cut off 切断, take off 脱下/起飞)。这种逻辑联想法比单纯的 A-Z 字母表背诵要高效得多。

Conjugating Phrasal Verbs (Example: 'Wake up')

Tense Subject Verb Form Particle Example
Present Simple
I / You / We
wake
up
I wake up early.
Present Simple
He / She / It
wakes
up
She wakes up early.
Past Simple
All subjects
woke
up
They woke up late.
Present Continuous
I
am waking
up
I am waking up now.
Present Perfect
He / She
has woken
up
He has just woken up.
Future (will)
All subjects
will wake
up
We will wake up at six.

Contractions with Phrasal Verbs

Full Form Contraction Context
I am waking up
I'm waking up
Informal speech
Do not give up
Don't give up
Encouragement
He has turned it off
He's turned it off
Daily report

Meanings

Phrasal verbs are idiomatic expressions combining a verb and a preposition or adverb to describe routine physical actions or states.

1

Morning Routine

Actions related to starting the day and preparing oneself.

“I usually wake up before my alarm goes off.”

“It takes me ten minutes to get up after I open my eyes.”

2

Household Maintenance

Actions involving cleaning, organizing, or managing the home environment.

“Can you help me clean up the kitchen after dinner?”

“Don't forget to take out the trash tonight.”

3

Technology Interaction

Using electronic devices and appliances.

“Please turn off the lights when you leave the room.”

“I need to log in to my email to check the schedule.”

Reference Table

Reference table for 日常行动对(短语动词)
动词短语 含义 例句 (是否可拆分?) 使用场景
turn on
开启 (电器、灯)
`Turn on the TV.` / `Turn the TV on.` (是)
看 Netflix
wake up
醒来
`I wake up early.` (否)
早起晨练
look for
寻找
`Are you looking for your keys?` (否)
东西丢了
find out
发现/查明信息
`I found out the news.` (否)
和朋友八卦
give up
放弃
`Don't give up!` (否)
鼓励他人
hang out
闲逛/消磨时间
`Let's hang out this weekend.` (否)
社交聚会
pick up
接人;快速学会
`Pick up your friend.` / `Pick them up.` (是)
机场接机

正式程度

正式
Please divest yourself of your outer garments.

Please divest yourself of your outer garments. (Entering a home)

中性
Please take off your coat.

Please take off your coat. (Entering a home)

非正式
Kick your shoes off.

Kick your shoes off. (Entering a home)

俚语
Strip off!

Strip off! (Entering a home)

理解动词短语

动词短语

类型

  • 可拆分 Object can go between verb & particle
  • 不可拆分 Object must come after the particle
  • 不及物 No object needed

常用小词

  • up Increase, complete, rise
  • down Decrease, lower, record
  • on Activate, wear, continue

使用特点

  • 非正式 Everyday conversations, social media
  • 惯用语 Meaning often not literal

动词短语 vs. 动词 + 介词

动词短语 (如 look up)
含义 Idiomatic; new meaning
例子 I looked up the word.
可拆分? Often, yes (look it up)
动词 + 介词 (如 look at)
含义 Literal; preposition shows location/direction
例子 I looked at the sky.
可拆分? Never

动词短语:宾语放哪里?

1

它是动词短语吗?

YES
进入下一步
NO
按普通动词处理
2

它带宾语吗?

YES
进入下一步
NO
动词 + 小词 (如 wake up)
3

宾语是代词 (it, him, them) 吗?

YES
动词 + 代词 + 小词 (如 turn it on)
NO
进入下一步
4

该短语可拆分吗?

YES
动词 + 名词 + 小词 或 动词 + 小词 + 名词
NO
动词 + 小词 + 名词 (如 look for keys)

生活常用动词短语分类

日常动作

  • wake up
  • get up
  • put on
  • turn on

社交互动

  • hang out
  • go out
  • get along
  • run into
💡

解决问题

  • figure out
  • find out
  • look for
  • give up
💬

沟通交流

  • call back
  • speak up
  • talk over
  • write down

按水平分级的例句

1

I wake up at 8:00.

I wake up at 8:00.

2

Please sit down.

Please sit down.

3

Stand up, please.

Stand up, please.

4

Go away!

Go away!

1

Turn off the light.

Turn off the light.

2

Put on your jacket.

Put on your jacket.

3

Take off your shoes.

Take off your shoes.

4

Try on these jeans.

Try on these jeans.

1

I need to look for my keys.

I need to look for my keys.

2

Can you pick me up at five?

Can you pick me up at five?

3

Don't give up on your dreams.

Don't give up on your dreams.

4

Fill out this form, please.

Fill out this form, please.

1

We need to carry out more research.

We need to carry out more research.

2

She brought up an interesting point.

She brought up an interesting point.

3

I can't make out what he's saying.

I can't make out what he's saying.

4

The deal fell through at the last minute.

The deal fell through at the last minute.

1

I won't put up with this behavior.

I won't put up with this behavior.

2

The government is phasing out the old currency.

The government is phasing out the old currency.

3

He really played up his role in the project.

He really played up his role in the project.

4

We need to knuckle down and finish this.

We need to knuckle down and finish this.

1

The evidence doesn't bear out his claims.

The evidence doesn't bear out his claims.

2

She has a knack for sussing out the truth.

She has a knack for sussing out the truth.

3

The company was egged on by its competitors.

The company was egged on by its competitors.

4

He's always harking back to the 'good old days'.

He's always harking back to the 'good old days'.

容易混淆

Everyday Action Pairs (Phrasal Verbs) 对比 Wake up vs Get up

Learners think they are the same because they both happen in the morning.

Everyday Action Pairs (Phrasal Verbs) 对比 Turn on vs Open

Many languages use the same word for opening a door and turning on a light.

Everyday Action Pairs (Phrasal Verbs) 对比 Put on vs Wear

Both relate to clothes, but one is an action and one is a state.

常见错误

I wake at 7.

I wake up at 7.

In daily English, 'wake' almost always needs 'up'.

Sit you down.

Sit down.

Don't put the subject between the verb and particle in a command.

I get up me.

I get up.

English phrasal verbs are not reflexive like in many other languages.

Open the light.

Turn on the light.

We use 'turn on' for electronics, not 'open'.

Put on it.

Put it on.

Pronouns must go in the middle of separable phrasal verbs.

I took off my shoes and put on them.

I took off my shoes and put them on.

Consistency with pronoun placement is key.

He turned off the radio and then he turned on it.

He turned off the radio and then he turned it on.

Again, the pronoun 'it' must be in the middle.

I'm looking my keys for.

I'm looking for my keys.

'Look for' is inseparable; the particle must stay with the verb.

She looked her baby after.

She looked after her baby.

'Look after' is an inseparable phrasal verb.

I need to fill in it.

I need to fill it in.

Even with 'fill in', the pronoun rule applies.

I can't put up this noise with.

I can't put up with this noise.

Three-part phrasal verbs have a fixed order: Verb + Particle + Preposition.

句型

I usually ___ at [time].

Can you please ___ the ___?

I need to ___ it ___ before I leave.

I'm really looking forward to ___.

Real World Usage

Texting a friend constant

I'm heading out now, see you soon!

Job Interview common

I'd like to point out my experience with CRM software.

Social Media very common

Check out my new vlog!

Travel/Hotels common

What time do we need to check out?

Food Delivery very common

The app says he's dropping off the food now.

Technical Support occasional

Try turning it off and on again.

💡

在语境中学习

别光背单词表,试着在美剧或歌词里抓捕它们,这样你才能理解最地道的用法。比如:
Learn them in context.
⚠️

代词要放中间!

如果动词短语可以拆分,且宾语是代词(如 it, him),它必须夹在中间。比如: Turn it on.
🎯

想象动作画面

很多短语有字面含义,想象一下动作会更好记。比如 come in 就是往里走:
Please come in now.
🌍

非正式的随性感

用动词短语会让你的英语听起来更亲切、不刻板,非常适合发短信或聊天。比如:
Hang out with friends.
💡

从高频词开始

先攻克最常用的,比如 get upfind out,它们的出镜率最高。比如:
Find out the truth.

Smart Tips

Always place it between the verb and the particle.

Turn off it. Turn it off.

Check if the meaning changes when you remove the second word.

I am looking at the map. (Literal) I am looking for the map. (Phrasal - means searching)

Use 'turn' or 'switch' instead of 'open' or 'close'.

Open the computer. Turn on the computer.

Use 'show up' instead of 'arrive'.

He arrived at the party late. He showed up at the party late.

发音

wake UP, turn OFF, put ON

Particle Stress

In phrasal verbs, the stress usually falls on the particle, not the verb.

pick-it-up (pi-ki-tup), fill-it-out (fi-li-taut)

Linking

When a verb ends in a consonant and the particle starts with a vowel, they link together.

Rising on Particle

Did you turn it OFF? ↗️

Asking for confirmation of an action.

记住它

记忆技巧

The 'Pronoun Sandwich': The pronoun is the meat, and the verb and particle are the bread. The meat always goes in the middle!

视觉联想

Imagine a light switch. When you 'Turn ON' the light, you are adding energy (UP/ON). When you 'Turn OFF', you are removing it. Visualize the words physically moving the switch.

Rhyme

If it's a pronoun like 'it' or 'them', put it in the middle, don't wait for a gem!

Story

I woke UP, got UP, and put ON my clothes. I turned ON the radio and cleaned UP my room. Then I headed OUT to work.

Word Web

Wake upGet upPut onTake offTurn onTurn offPick upClean up

挑战

Look around your room right now. Perform three actions (e.g., picking up a pen, turning on a lamp, putting on a hat) and say the phrasal verb out loud as you do it.

文化笔记

British speakers often use 'fill in' a form, while Americans prefer 'fill out'. Both are understood globally.

Americans frequently use 'figure out' to mean 'solve' or 'understand', whereas some other dialects might use 'work out'.

Australians often use 'reckon' with phrasal verbs, like 'I reckon we should head off' (I think we should leave).

Phrasal verbs are a Germanic feature of English. Old English used prefixes (like German does today), but over time, these prefixes moved after the verb to become independent particles.

对话开场白

What time do you usually wake up on weekends?

Have you ever given up a hobby? Why?

If you could turn off one noise in the world forever, what would it be?

How do you usually clean up after a big party?

日记主题

Describe your morning routine from the moment you wake up until you leave the house.
Write about a time you had to look after someone or something (a pet, a sibling, a house).
Discuss a problem you recently figured out. How did you solve it?
Write a short story about a day where everything went wrong with technology.

常见错误

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Test Yourself

选择正确的词填空,完成这个动词短语。

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer:
'Look up' 意思是查阅信息或单词。虽然 'look at' 是看,但不符合“查找旧照片”的语境。
找出并修正句子中的错误。

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer:
当可拆分动词短语的宾语是代词(如 'it')时,它必须放在动词和介词中间。所以 'turn it on' 才是对的。
哪一个句子正确使用了动词短语?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer:
'Come across'(偶然遇见)是一个不可拆分的动词短语,宾语 'an old friend' 必须放在整个短语后面。
输入正确的英文翻译。

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer:
“脱掉”翻译为 'take off'。虽然它是可拆分的,但宾语是名词时放在后面非常自然。

Score: /4

练习题

8 exercises
Choose the correct sentence. 多项选择

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Please turn it off.
Pronouns must go between the verb and the particle in separable phrasal verbs.
Fill in the missing particle.

I need to wake ___ at 6 AM tomorrow.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: up
'Wake up' is the standard phrasal verb for stopping sleep.
Find the mistake in the sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

I am looking my cat for.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: looking for my cat
'Look for' is inseparable; the particle 'for' must follow the verb directly.
Put the words in the correct order. Sentence Reorder

shoes / your / off / take

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Take off your shoes.
The standard order is Verb + Particle + Noun Object.
Match the phrasal verb to its meaning. Match Pairs

Match 'Put on' with its definition.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: To dress yourself
'Put on' refers to the act of dressing.
Select the best phrasal verb for the context. 多项选择

The car ___ on the highway.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: broke down
'Broke down' means a machine or vehicle stopped working.
Complete the sentence with the correct pronoun placement.

If you find my keys, please ___.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: pick them up
The pronoun 'them' must be in the middle.
Which phrasal verb means 'to investigate'? 多项选择

The police are ___ the crime.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: looking into
'Look into' means to investigate or examine.

Score: /8

Practice Bank

12 exercises
选择正确的词填空,完成这个动词短语。 填空

Don't `give ___` trying to learn English! You're doing great.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: up
找出并修正句子中的错误。 Error Correction

I want to find out about the party.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I want to find out about the party. (No mistake)
哪句正确使用了 'put on'? 多项选择

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Both are correct.
输入正确的英文句子。 翻译

Translate into English: '我们下班后一起聚聚。'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ["We hang out after work.","We'll hang out after work."]
将单词排序组成正确的句子。 Sentence Reorder

Arrange these words into a sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: She took off her coat.
将动词短语与其含义匹配。 Match Pairs

Match the phrasal verbs with their definitions:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: matched
选择正确的词填空。 填空

I'm trying to `figure ___` how to use this new app.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: out
修正句子中的错误。 Error Correction

My car broke down on the way to work it.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: My car broke down on the way to work.
哪句正确使用了动词短语? 多项选择

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: The meeting was called off due to bad weather.
输入正确的英文句子。 翻译

Translate into English: '我明天得早起。'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ["I have to get up early tomorrow.","I've got to get up early tomorrow."]
将单词排序组成句子。 Sentence Reorder

Arrange these words into a sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Can you call me back later?
将动词短语与其含义匹配。 Match Pairs

Match the phrasal verbs with their definitions:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: matched

Score: /12

常见问题 (8)

Because they consist of a phrase (two or more words) that acts as a single verb with a single meaning.

You can, but you might sound too formal. For example, saying 'I shall extinguish the cigarette' sounds very strange compared to 'I'll put out the cigarette'.

Unfortunately, you have to learn them individually. However, most phrasal verbs that take an object are separable.

Native speakers will still understand you, but it will sound like a clear grammatical error. It's one of the most obvious 'learner' mistakes.

Yes! These are called 'phrasal-prepositional verbs', like `look forward to` or `get along with`. They are always inseparable.

They are very common in Germanic languages like Dutch and German, but rare in Romance languages like French or Italian.

No, 'go to' is just a verb followed by a preposition of direction. The meaning of 'go' doesn't change.

Group them by particle (all the 'up' verbs) or by topic (all the 'travel' verbs). Using them in context is much better than just reading lists.

Scaffolded Practice

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Mastery Progress

Needs Practice

Improving

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In Other Languages

Spanish low

Verbos reflexivos o simples

English uses two words; Spanish usually uses one.

German high

Trennbare Verben

In German, the particle often goes to the very end of the clause.

French none

Verbes simples

French lacks the verb+particle structure entirely.

Japanese moderate

複合動詞 (Fukugō dōshi)

Japanese joins two verbs, while English joins a verb and a preposition/adverb.

Arabic partial

Verbs with prepositions

Arabic prepositions are fixed and don't allow the 'pronoun sandwich' structure.

Chinese moderate

Resultative Verb Compounds

Chinese particles usually indicate the result or direction of the action specifically.

Learning Path

Prerequisites

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