English project[Phrasal Verb]

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Pharasal verb
Unit 5 & 6

Created by:
Iyaad,Adli, Almunir & Melvin

Unit 5: The Environment • Burn down
• Knock down
Pharasal verb • Put off
• Put out
• Keep away • Throw away
• Keep on • Throw into
• Cut off
• Cut down
• End up
• Use up

1. KEEP AWAY = STAY AWAY

• “Make sure you guys keep away from that house because
it’s haunted”, said Tommy.

• I kept away from my comfort zone to succeed in
academic.

2. KEEP ON = CONTINUE TO DO SOMETHING

• Alia keeps on studying while her twin is asleep.
• Munir keeps on procrastinating the digital book project.

3. Cut off = remove something using a sharp
implement

• Ali cuts off their argument by taking Abu away.
• The water is been cut off for days for the pipe repairs.

4. Cut down = cause something to fall by
cutting it through at the base/reduce amount.

• The giant treewas cut down due to construction.
• You need to cut down your calorie intake if you want to

lose weight.

5. End up = Come to a place, condition or
situation thay was not planned or expected.

• We ended up being strangers after he moved to Australia.
• “When I was in highschool, I had never thought about

ending up being an actor”, said Tom Holland.

6. Used up = to exhaust of strength or useful
properties.

• Student use up all their mobile data for online classes.
• All the donation is used up to help the needed.

7. Burn down = a building or other structure; to
be destroyed by fire

• On his way to school, Ali saw a house completely burned
down yesterday.

• The stadium burned down in 2004.

8. Knock down = Having such force as to strike
down or overwhelm.

• Steve has to knock down his saloon shop.
• The town is going to knock the old train and build a new

library.

9. Put off = to make someone not want to do
something.

• I put him off the idea of playing games with me.
• The group discussion has been put off for a week.

10. Put out = Extinguish something that is
burning.

• The firefighters took three hours to put out the huge
blaze.

• Please put out that cigarette out.

11. Throw away = discard something as useless

or unwanted.

• School administration emphasize students to throw away
the rubbish into rubbish bin.

• Shall I throw away my old shirts or donate it to orphan?

12. Throw into = start to do something with

enthusiasm and vigour.

• Gojou threw himself into his work.
• By hook or by crook, she must thrown herself into her

depending task.

Unit 6: Crime • Lock up
• Lock in
Pharasal verb • Give back
• Give up
• Tie up • Get out
• Tie in • Get away
• Break out
• Break in
• Put away
• Put up

1. Tie up : Bind someone so that they cannot move or escape.
Example:-
>Masked robbers broke in, tied him up and ransacking the house.
>The police have arrested a suspect and they tied him up with handcuffs.

2. Tie in : Relates / Connection between two things.
Example:-
>The police found a fact that might tie in with the murder case.
>‘This bloodstained knife ties in with the murder. We can use it as evidence.’ said detective to
police officer at crime scene.

3. Break out : Escape / Start suddenly (of war, fighting or similarly undesireable things.)
Example:-
>The prisoner break out of his cell.
>The school was evacuated after a fire broke out in the staffroom.

4. Break into : Enter or open a place, vehicle or container forcibly.
Example:-
>The thief was trying to break into someone house last night.
>The security lock will prevent a thief to break into your house.

5. Put away : Put someone in prison / Store something in its usual place.
Example:-
>He deserves to be put away forever.
>‘I still have all the evidence to put you away for a long time.’ said detective with
confidence to suspect.

6. Put up with someone : To be willing to accept someone or something that is
unpleasant.
Example:-
>I don’t think I can put up with these people in our home.
>‘I don’t know how you put up with him after what he did to you.’ said Kamal to Azrie.

7. Lock up : Lock all doors and windows of building.
Example:-
>My mom reminded me to lock up the house before I leave the house.
>‘Did you lock up the door before you leave the house?’ asked Mr.Ali to his son.

8. Lock in : Put someone in a place that they can’t get out of.
Example:-
>I locked myself in my own bedroom.
>The police officers locked a thief in jail.

9. Give back : To give someone something that they owned or had before.
Example:-
>‘Give back my wallet, you thief !’ shouted a man after being robbed by
unknown person.
>‘Could you give me back my book?’ asked Sarah to Steve.

10. Give up : Cease making a effort / Admit defeat.
Example:-
>I will never give up after what I have achieved all this time.
>Jimmy was so tired of trying to fix his car that he decided to give up.

11. Get out : Leave a place of confinement / Escape.
Example:-
> Riley will get out of prison in two weeks.
>‘Let’s get out of this horrible place.’ said Ethan Winter.

12. Get away : Escape.
Example:-
>Thieves got away with computer equipment worth RM5000 last night.
>They got away from burning car before it getting worse.