Phrasal verbs about life

Explorando Verbos Frasais Sobre a Vida

Esta atividade de escrita ajudará você a aprender e praticar diferentes verbos frasais relacionados à vida.

Viva e desfrute de cada instante: Phrasal verbs about life

Embarque nesta jornada de autoconhecimento com a atividade “Phrasal verbs about life”.
Descubra nuances da linguagem que capturam a essência da existência, enquanto aprende e prática verbos que permeiam o cotidiano. Explore expressões que transcendem o ordinário, revelando emoções, experiências e desafios que compõem nossa trajetória.

Aprender a utilizar verbos frasais específicos enriquecerá sua comunicação, permitindo uma narrativa mais envolvente e autêntica. Prepare-se para uma experiência única, onde as palavras se entrelaçam com a vida, revelando a riqueza dos verbos frasais e sua influência na expressão do nosso caminho.

Let’s start here.

I have compiled a list of phrasal verbs all about life.
Look at the graphics below, and let’s think about each phrasal verb.

COME DOWN WITH
TO START TO SUFFER FROM A MILD ILLNESS.

I think I’m coming down with a cold.

I think I’m coming down with something.

CHECK UP ON
TO ASK A FRIEND IF THEY’RE FEELING OKAY TODAY.

Just wanted to check up on you.
Are you feeling any better?

To check up on someone is to investigate their work. Your boss might check up on your work to see if it’s done properly. But you can also check up on a friend or a family member to see if they’re feeling well. So, in casual contexts, you can use this phrase when you want to ask a friend if they’re feeling okay.

FIGURE OUT
TO FIND A SOLUTION OR UNDERSTAND SOMETHING.

I can’t figure out why he’s being acting so strange.

This Rubik’s Cube, I can’t figure it out!

Figure out + how → did you figure out how to get your money back?
Figure out + what → I can’t figure out what’s wrong with my computer.
Figure out + a way → we have to figure out a way to stop him.

PUT UP WITH
TO TOLERATE SOMETHING, EVEN THOUGH YOU DON’T LIKE IT.

Putting up with this behaviour is not part of the job!

I can’t put up with this nonsense.

Put up with + nonsense → why do you put up with this nonsense?
Put up with + bullshit → I don’t have the patience to put up with this bullshit.
Put up with + behavior → putting up with this behavior is not part of the job!

The task.

Your task is to come up with a short sentence describing your day, maybe in the office or something you did or a place where you went.

You need to use at least 2 phrasal verbs from the list and can’t mention anything specific about what you did.

Example: Lunch time.

I went for lunch today at 13pm, I had to put up with a huge queue at the coffee shop.

It was raining, and I think I am coming down with a cold.

Here’s a chart with other phrasal verbs about life

PHRASAL VERB	MEANING	EXAMPLES
come down with	start to feel a mild illness	“I think I’m coming down with something.”
check up on	investigate; see if someone is okay	“Thanks for checking up on me.”
show up	arrive in a place	“He keeps showing up late.”
come/go over	visit someone’s place	“Do you want to come over tonight?”
end up	arrive in a place after a series of events; experience a result	“She always ends up with the wrong guy.”
put up with	tolerate, accept a bad situation or behaviour	“I don’t know how they put up with him.”
figure out	understand; solve; find a way	“I can’t figure him out.” “We need to figure out where to eat tonight.”

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