高考英语复习课件-短语动词1.ppt

Im sorry to put you through this ordeal. 我很抱歉让你经受这种折磨。 2. decide on decide on sth./sb. phrasal verb to choose something or someone after careful thought: Ive decided on blue for the bathroom. 我决定浴室用兰色。 look round (somewhere/sth.) phrasal verb to visit a place and look at the things in it: She spent the afternoon looking round the shops. 她花了一个下午逛商店。 4. put off put sth. off (DELAY) phrasal verb  to decide or arrange to delay an event or activity until a later time or date: 3. look around/round The meeting has been put off for a week. [+ ing form of verb] I cant put off going to the dentist any longer. 会议推迟了一个星期。 我再也不能推迟到牙医那儿去了。 5. turn up turn up (somewhere) (APPEAR) phrasal verb INFORMAL to arrive or appear somewhere, usually unexpectedly or in way that was not planned: * He looked around and saw nothing. She is looking after the old lady carefully. In the two sentences, around is an adverb while after is a preposition. She was so ill that it seemed unlikely that she would pull through. He has gone through a difficult time recently. Here the first through is an adverb while the second through is a preposition. An adverb or a preposition is used to make up a phrasal verb. (1) This article will focus on… (2) If you open up any medicine… (3) …drinking a tea made from… (4) …other things that aspirin can help with. (5) …a study carried out in the USA. (6) Fleming tried this mould out… (7) Fleming did not give up. (8) Many people would have died from… (9) … before someone else turned penicillin into… Please look the word up in the dictionary. Please look up the word in the dictionary. They put on their safety helmets before starting to work. They put their safety helmets on before starting to work. The special train pulled in at 9 a. m. Prices of vegetables have gone up recently. I called you several times last night, but I couldn’t get through. If you act like this, you will get into trouble. The policemen are looking into a c