Mini curso de PHRASAL VERBS en inglés

Lección 2: Aprende 5 nuevos phrasal verbs esenciales

En esta segunda clase del Mini Curso de 200 Phrasal Verbs, seguimos ampliando tu vocabulario con 5 phrasal verbs en inglés de uso común: move out, run away, stand up, sit down y pass out. Aprenderás a reconocerlos en contexto y a usarlos correctamente para hablar con más naturalidad en inglés.

 

También repasamos los verbos vistos en la Lección 1 y te explico el significado tanto del phrasal verb como de las palabras que lo componen. ¡Así no solo aprendes frases, sino también vocabulario clave para tu día a día!

 

Este curso de phrasal verbs es completamente GRATIS y está diseñado para que aprendas desde cero y paso a paso.

 

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Quiz – Lección 2 (Phrasal Verbs 6 al 10)

  1. What does move out mean?
    To organize your furniture
    To move closer to someone
    To leave the place where you live

  2. What does run away mean?
    To escape from a place or situation suddenly
    To walk around slowly without a plan
    To leave something behind temporarily

  3. What does stand up mean?
    To keep standing still for a long time
    To rise from a sitting or lying position
    To move backward while sitting

  4. What does sit down mean?
    To bend your knees while standing
    To lower your body into a seat or similar position
    To stay lying on the floor

  5. What does pass out mean?
    To fall asleep from tiredness
    To lose consciousness suddenly
    To take a break from stress

  6. If someone is tired and suddenly loses control of their body, what might they do?
    Stand up
    Sit down
    Pass out

  7. Which phrasal verb would someone use when they leave their home permanently?
    Pass out
    Sit down
    Move out

  8. You’re watching a scary movie and feel dizzy. You might...
    Run away
    Pass out
    Sit down quickly

  9. A teacher says, “Class, please stand up.” What should the students do?
    Get on their feet
    Leave the classroom
    Start writing

  10. In a formal event, what are you expected to do when someone important enters the room?
    Move out
    Stand up
    Pass out

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