Frázové slovesá so slovom PUT

Frázové slovesá v angličtine používame veľmi často. Je potrebné sa naučiť ich význam, aby si ich mohla/mohol s ľahkosťou využívať v komunikácii. 

Vieš čo znamenajú tieto frázové slovesá?

• PUT UP WITH
• PUT SOMEBODY ONTO SOMETHING
• PUT ON
• PUT IN
• PUT OUT
• PUT UP
• PUT OFF
• PUT BACK
• PUT FORWARD
• BE PUT OUT

 Prečítaj si ich významy v tabuľke:

Precvič si použitie frázových slovies zo slova PUT. 

Kľúč nájdeš na konci článku. 

1. Oprav chyby vo vetách. Ak chyba vo vete nie je, napíš správne na jej konci.

1. I keep putting off this assignment. I should stop being so lazy. …………….
2. I love this band, it’s so cool you have their CD! Can I put it on? …………….
3. Would you mind putting the lights off. We’re trying to sleep! …………….
4. I can’t keep putting forward with your behaviour, I’m breaking up with you. …………….
5. The meeting was put back to 5pm. …………….
6. Put your jacket up, we’re going out. …………….

2. Doplň vety.

1.  I don’t know how Rebecca puts ………… with her new boyfriend. He put their date ……… three times already. If I were her I would be very put ……….., but she doesn’t seem to mind it that much. To add to everything, he constantly puts her …………..
2. They’ve just put this light rig …….., and now they’re switching the light. They put it …….. and …….. to see if they set it correctly. 
3. When you’re finished, please, put …….. the lights. Also, don’t forget to put ……. the equipment. 

3. Prepíš vety tak,aby podčiarknuté frázové slovesá znamenali opak.

1. Alright everybody! Take your tents down and load them into the car.
2. Could you turn the lights on? I can’t read.
3. When we bought our cottage, we decided to remove the old sofa.
4. Could we possibly bring the party forward to 20 o’clock?
5. Could you turn that CD off? I can’t think straight.
6. They’re pulling down those buildings near the park.

4. Prečítaj si a prelož krátky príbeh.

In a lovely little town, there was a friendly baker named Lily. Every morning, she would put on her apron and start her day by baking the most delightful pastries. Her shop was a favorite among the locals, not just for her delicious treats but also for her warm smile.

One sunny afternoon, a new face appeared in the shop. His name was Jack, a writer who had moved into the town to find inspiration for his next novel. He was immediately put out by the hustle and bustle of the city life he had left behind and was hoping for some peace in this quiet town.

Lily, noticing Jack’s lost expression, decided to put him onto something special. She handed him a freshly baked croissant, the best in town, and said, „This should help you feel more at home.“

Jack was taken aback by her kindness. As he savored the croissant, he couldn’t help but feel a spark of happiness. Over the next few weeks, he frequented Lily’s bakery, and they got to know each other better. They shared stories and laughs, and soon, Jack found himself looking forward to his visits more than ever.

One day, Lily decided to put forward an idea. „Why don’t you put up some of your writing in the shop? I’m sure our customers would love to read it.“

Jack, initially hesitant, finally agreed. He was touched by her encouragement and put up a few of his short stories on the bakery’s walls. To his surprise, the customers loved them, and he received much appreciation.

As the seasons changed, so did their feelings for each other. They found themselves falling in love, unable to put up with the thought of being apart.

Kľúč:

1. Oprav chyby vo vetách. Ak chyba vo vete nie je, napíš správne na jej konci.

• 1. …this assignment off…
• 2. správne
• 3. …putting the lights out?
• 4. …putting up with….
• 5. správne
• 6. Put your jacket on

2. Doplň vety.

• 1. Up, off, out, down
• 2. In, on, off
• 3. Out, away

3. Prepíš vety tak,aby podčiarknuté  frázové slovesá znamenali opak.

• 1. Alright everybody! Put your tents up, we’ll camp here.
• 2. Could you put the lights off, I want to rest.
• 3. When we bought our cottage, we decided to put away the old sofa.
• 4. Could we possibly put the party back to 20 o’clock?
• 5. Could you put that CD on? I want to listen to it.
• 6. They’re putting up buildings near the park.