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Originally Posted by Kiwi I have to teach a lesson on phrasal verbs and I don't want to freak out the class by saying there are no rules for when the parts can be seperated- they either are or aren't.
Is there a way to introduce these intermediate students to phrasal verbs without saying- just memorise them and run for the door?
Thank you very much... Kiwi |
http://www.vic.uh.edu/ac/efl/phrasalverbs.html
http://www.thaitesol.org/bulletin/1002/100207.html
These first two links might be of some help in that area.
These others don't offer much in the way of explanations, but they might also be of some help.
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handou...slphrasal.html http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handou...slphrasal.html http://www.augsburg.edu/writinglab/twopartverbs.htm http://unrestrictedarea.com/english%...v/chapter2.htm