​Topic: Verbs with dependent prepositions

Learning objective: To review verbs with prepositions​

​What comes to your mind when you read the following phrases?

​Topic: Verbs with dependent prepositions

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Dependent prepositions

First, she ............ 'angel' networking clubs, which provide entrepreneurs with ............ large numbers of wealthy individuals interested in ............ early-stage ventures. However, she ............. a number of these for reasons of cost: they were charging £1,500 ($2,488) just to submit a business plan. Eventually, she ............. London Business Angels, through which she could ............ roughly 100 'angels'.

​ access to / investing in / looked into / pitch to / settled on / turned down

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Phrasal Verbs

Consists of a verb(put,take,show...) and one or two particles

(off,out,by,up...)

The participles can be prepostions or adverbs​

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go and practice!​

Intransitive

​They are the kind of verbs that don't have an object and can't be divided:

come in​

​come back

carry on​

make up with​

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write one on nthe chat box and its translation

Transitive

Let's practice a litte bit

​A transitive phrasal verb takes an object.

it's possible to put the object between the verb and the adverb/preposition, or put it afterwards. There is no difference in meaning.​

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put the toys away. turn on the tv

put away the toys​. turn the tv on