Find
these phrasal verbs in the story.
-
burn
out
light
up
look
on
run
out
keep
out
Write
down the sentences in which they occur, consult a dictionary and
write down the meaning that you think matches the meaning of the
phrasal verb in the sentence.
Find these phrasal verbs in the story.
-
burn out
light up
look on
run out
keep out
Write down the sentences in which they occur, consult a dictionary and write down the meaning that you think matches the meaning of the phrasal verb in the sentence.
(i)
burn
out
House
number 12 turned out to be nothing but a burned-out
shell, the roof gaping, the windows boarded-up.
(ii)
light
up
That
was the moment her eyes lit
up with
recognition and her face became suffused with a sudden glow of
happiness.
(iii)
look on
Hans
Wolf and I looked
on and
cheered, clapping our hands and stamping our feet, to keep out the
cold as much as anything.
(iv)
run out
The
time came, and all too soon, when the game was finished, the schnapps
and the rum and the sausage had long since run
out, and
we knew it was all over.
(v)
keep
out
Hans
Wolf and I looked on and cheered, clapping our hands and stamping our
feet, to keep
out
the cold as much as anything.
(i) burn out
House number 12 turned out to be nothing but a burned-out shell, the roof gaping, the windows boarded-up.
(ii) light up
That was the moment her eyes lit up with recognition and her face became suffused with a sudden glow of happiness.
(iii) look on
Hans Wolf and I looked on and cheered, clapping our hands and stamping our feet, to keep out the cold as much as anything.
(iv) run out
The time came, and all too soon, when the game was finished, the schnapps and the rum and the sausage had long since run out, and we knew it was all over.
(v) keep out
Hans Wolf and I looked on and cheered, clapping our hands and stamping our feet, to keep out the cold as much as anything.
