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    This document provides definitions and examples for 5 English phrasal verbs: 1) Show off means to pay a lot of attention to one's appearance to be attractive or elegant. 2) Ask after means to make an interpellation with the intention of obtaining information, such as asking "where is the city museum?". 3) Blow out means breaking or spoiling something by using it badly or excessively, like bursting speakers by turning the volume up too high. 4) Go away means to move from one place to another away from the speaker, like going to the movies. 5) Bring forward means moving from one place to another in a fast way, such as hurrying to school

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    This document provides definitions and examples for 5 English phrasal verbs: 1) Show off means to pay a lot of attention to one's appearance to be attractive or elegant. 2) Ask after means to make an interpellation with the intention of obtaining information, such as asking "where is the city museum?". 3) Blow out means breaking or spoiling something by using it badly or excessively, like bursting speakers by turning the volume up too high. 4) Go away means to move from one place to another away from the speaker, like going to the movies. 5) Bring forward means moving from one place to another in a fast way, such as hurrying to school

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    Microteaching: Phrasal Verbs

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    This document provides definitions and examples for 5 English phrasal verbs: 1) Show off means to pay a lot of attention to one's appearance to be attractive or elegant. 2) Ask after means to make an interpellation with the intention of obtaining information, such as asking "where is the city museum?". 3) Blow out means breaking or spoiling something by using it badly or excessively, like bursting speakers by turning the volume up too high. 4) Go away means to move from one place to another away from the speaker, like going to the movies. 5) Bring forward means moving from one place to another in a fast way, such as hurrying to school

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    MICROTEACHING

    Phrasal Verbs

    Ivonne Daniela Mantilla

    Laura Camila Beltrán


    vocabulary

    • Show off
    • ASK AFTER
    • BLOW OUT
    • GO AWAY
    • BRING FORWARD
    SHOW OFF

    Definition:can refer to those who pay


    a lot of attention to their appearance
    to be attractive or elegant:

    For example: "When you see


    Ricardo's attitude, you can presume
    that he will not help us",
    ASK AFTER

    Definition: A question is an
    interpellation that is made with the
    intention of obtaining some type of
    information.

    Por ejemplo:For example: "I ask you a


    question: where is the city museum?"
    BLOW OUT

    Definition: Breaking or spoiling a


    thing by using it badly or
    excessively

    For example: don't turn up the


    volume so much that you'll burst the
    speakers; the engine blew out.
    GO AWAY

    Definition: the verb to go means "to


    move from one place to another
    away from the person speaking

    For example I'm going to go


    to the movies with my sister
    BRING FORWARD

    Definition: is defined by moving


    from one place to another in a
    fast way

    For example: come on we're going


    to be late for school
    activities

    https://wordwall.net/play/21814/392/115

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