Exercícios sobre PHRASAL VERBS com exemplos e respostas (bring)

1. They used some strong vodka to bring him _______. 

(up - round - off)

2. I'd like to bring the meeting __________ a few hours if that is alright with you. 

(forward - in -back)

3. I was brought _____ in the countryside by my aunt.

(in - back -up)

4. I need to bring these books ______ to the library this afternoon.

(back - off - out)

5. The accident was brought __________ by his careless driving.

(off - round - about)

6. I was really happy when I finally brought that new contract ______.

(off - round - back)

7. Smithers brought her latest book _____ last year.

(up - in - out)

8. The new computer expert was brought ____ to solve the problem.

(out - in - away)

9. I don't mean to bring you _____, but your favorite baseball team lost the game.

(over - under - down)

Diálogo curto para aprender phrasal verb - MISS OUT ON

You missed out on a great party!

Sarah: So, how was the party last night?

Dustin: Great, I had a lot of fun.

Sarah: Did Josh show up with his new girlfriend?

Dustin: He did, but he arrived really late. We all thought he wasn't coming anymore. By the way, your friend Dana was also there.

Sarah: Was she? What a pity I couldn't come!

Dustin: Yeah, you missed out on a great party, but don't worry, we are planning to organize another party soon.

Sarah: Sounds good! Do keep me posted.

Dustin: Sure! I hope you can make it next time.

VOCABULÁRIO

Have fun: divertir-se
Show up: chegar, aparecer
What a pity: que pena
Miss out on: perder a oportunidade de fazer algo
Keep me posted: mantenha-me informado
Make it: ir a um evento


Referência: Inglês Fluente em 30 Lições de José Roberto A. Igreja

AWAKE | AWAKEN | WAKE UP

AWAKE - adjetivo e verbo

Adjetivo [nunca antes do substantivo] = ACORDADO

Verbo [passado: awoke, particípio passado: awoken] =ACORDAR-SE (FORMAL)

> Os verbos AWAKE e AWAKEN são empregados somente em linguagem formal ou literária. A expressão mais comum é WAKE (sb) UP.

> Phrasal verb: AWAKEN TO sth = dar-se conta de algo.

AWAKEN sb TO sth = despertar alguém para algo. 

Referência: Oxford Dictionary

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Atividade de listening com phrasal verbs - wrap up, drop by, swing by

[Phone ringing . . .] Clique aqui para ouvir o áudio. Bill: Hey, this is Bill. I'm sorry I'm not in. Just leave a message. [Beep] Hey Bill. This is Hank. I'm just (1)  to let you know that I'll be a little late to the (2)  tomorrow night. I have to work a few extra hours to  (3)  a report. I should wrap things up sometime between seven and eight, though. Oh, and then I'm planning on dropping by Lisa's (4) for about an hour since she's been sick recently. Oh, yeah, one more thing. I'll swing by my house to pick up some (5)  for the game See you then.

PHRASAL VERBS:

Wrap up: to enclose, especially in paper, and fasten = embrulhar | to bring to a conclusion, settle finally or successfully = concluir/resolver

Drop by: to stop in for a short visit = dar uma passadinha rápida (visita)

Swing by: to stop somewhere for a short visit = dar uma passadinha rápida (visita) INFORMAL

Gabarito: calling - game - finish - house - food

Referências:

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/wrap+up

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/drop+by

http://www.linguee.com.br/ingles-portugues/traducao/bring+to+a+conclusion

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=swing%20by

http://www.macmillandictionary.com/us/dictionary/american/swing-by

http://www.esl-lab.com/

Call someone up | Phrasal verb

Call someone up - significa telefonar para alguém

Ex.: Hey, call me up if you want to get together.
[Ow, me liga se quiser sair pra fazer alguma coisa.]

Call Alice up and ask what she is doing tonight.
[Liga para Alice e pergunta o que ela vai fazer essa noite.]

To get together significa:
spend time together - passar tempo juntos
reach agreement - chegar a um acordo
organize or produce something - organizar ou produzir alguma coisa




Referências:
dictionary.cambridge.org
macmillandictionary.com/