Verbes à particules

Comprendre le sens des PHRASAL VERBS avec l’aide de la famille royale !

1 Complétez les phrases avec les prépositions proposées pour donner le sens du verbe entre parenthèses.

along over down back on away up into

1. Harry and Meghan have made a big decision but when they look .................. in years to come let’s hope they feel it was the right one. (avec le recul)

2. Harry and Meghan are now settling .................. their new home. (s’installer)

3. It will no doubt take time for Prince Harry to settle .................. in Canada. (s’habituer, s’adapter) 4. The big question now is ‘Who will take .................. Harry and Meghan’s duties?’ (prendre la relève)

5. The couple are intending to take .................. more charity work. (se charger de)

6. Will Meghan take .................. the offer to work in the film industry? (accepter)

7. Their decision to move to Canada was an attempt to get .................. from the Press. (s’éloigner)

8. As a couple they seem to get .................. really well. (s’entendre)

2 Mais il n’y a pas que la famille royale ! Voici des situations qui peuvent concerner “the man in the street”.

To “pop” décrit une action qui se fait rapidement, mais quelle préposition ajouter pour former des phrasal verbs?

1. She popped her head ........................ the door to see what we were doing.

2. I’ll pop ........................ the road and get some fish and chips.

3. I forgot my phone so I popped ........................ home to get it.

4. New cafés are popping ........................ all over town.

5. People pop ........................ for a coffee on their way to work.

6. Could you pop this ........................ the post box for me?

7. Pop this hat ........................ to see if it suits you.

8. I’m just popping ........................ for a few minutes. I’ll be back before lunchtime.