(Teaching) Phrasal verbs

Phrasal verbs 

English speakers combine many verbs with other words to make new verbs. These verbs are called phrasal verbs because the meaning comes from the whole group. They use phrasal verbs more when they speak. This will help you to understand conversational language. 

When they write they usually use more formal single word verbs which mean the same thing.

Here are some phrasal verbs which are based on the verb make:

Phrasal verb	Meaning	Sentence
make for	move in the direction of	We made for the site office.
make off	leave hurriedly	He made off when the alarm rang.
make up for	compensate	We made up for the slow start.
make of	think	What do you make of this blueprint?
make out	claim	He's not as clever as he makes out to be.
look it over	read it
go through	endure
got through	completed, was passed
take back	withdraw

get on with it	advance the discussion
get by	manage
bring out	introduce
put forward	propose
put 무엇 across	make 누구 clear
get over	recover from
get behind	fall behind/ schedule
got through	completed, was passed
get out of	avoid
take on	employ, adopt

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