2. In learning, pay attention to the accumulation of phrases, especially prepositional phrases and phrasal verbs.
The meaning of fixed phrases must not be literal. For example, the verb look is willing to be "look", but look after means "look after" and look up (a word in the dictionary) means "look up".
4. Pay great attention to the use of articles in fixed phrases. Sometimes articles can cause changes in meaning. For example, going to school is "going to school" and going to school is "going to school". Occurrence means "occurrence" and occurrence means "replacement". Some phrases must use articles, while others are not. Like at night, at night.
Verb phrases (including phrasal verbs), prepositional phrases and other phrases.
(A) phrases composed of be
Come back/come in/go out Come back/stay at home/go out.
At home/at home/at work
Be good at
Watch out, watch out, watch out
Be covered with
6) Get ready ...
Be surprised at ... ...
Be interested in ... ...
Born.
On, on, on.
Be able to do sth.
Be afraid (of doing sth). Then ...) I'm afraid ... (I dare not do it, I'm afraid ...)
Be angry with sb. Be angry with (sb.)
Be happy (satisfied) with ... ...
Be famous for … ...
Be strict with work and people.
Where are you from ... where are you from?
Hungry/tired/hungry/tired
Worry, worry
Something worth doing. ...
Be covered with ... ...
Need it (very much).
23) get into trouble.
Be glad to do sth. My pleasure ...
be late ...
Made of ... ...
Be satisfied with ... ...
28) Freedom, freedom
be sick abed
Be busy doing sth ... (be busy ...)
(2) phrases composed of verbs such as come, do, get, give, go, have, help, keep, make, looke, put, set, send, take, turn and play.
1) come back
2) come down
Come in, come in
Come on, let's go. Come with me.
5) Come out
Come out of ... ...
7) Come up
8) from ...
Do your homework/homework
10) Do more speaking/reading and do more speaking practice/reading.
Do your best.
12) Shopping (cooking, reading and cleaning) Shopping (cooking, reading and cleaning).
Do a good deed
do morning exercises
15) do eye exercises.
Well done, well done. ...
Get up
18) get everything ready.
Get ready for ... ...
Get along well with ...
2 1) get the return.
22) get rid of
23) Get on the bus and collect money
Get on/off/get on/off
25) Arrive
26) get there
Give it to sb. make a telephone call ...
Make a report
Give a lecture (piano concert)
30) send it back, send it back
Give some advice to ...
Give a lesson to ... ...
Give in to
34) Give up
Give it to sb. Give a chance ... a chance.
Give a message to.
Go, go, go, go.
38) Go to the cinema to see a movie
Go to bed (make the bed)
40) Go to school (university) Go to school (university)
4 1) Go to the hospital.
Walk past it, look back/walk past. ...
Go fishing/skating/swimming/shopping Go fishing/skating/swimming/shopping.
Go home (there) Go home (there)
45) detour, detour.
Go up
47) Go out for a walk
Keep doing it, keep doing it ...)
Go on with sb's work.
Go upstairs/downstairs.
The light went out.
Class/meeting.
Hold a football (basketball) match. Hold a football (basketball) match.
54) Listen to dictation
give it a try
Have a good time.
Listen to a lecture (piano concert)
Listen to a report on ... ...
Drink a glass of water (a cup of tea) drink a glass of water (a cup of tea).
Have breakfast/lunch/dinner.
6 1) Have a meal (three meals).
62) Eat and eat
Have bread and milk for breakfast.
headache
fever
Cough (cold) Cough (cold)
take a look ...
Take a break (at work or at rest).
Talk about
Swimming/Walking Swimming/Walking
7 1) Have physical exercise.
72) Hold a sports meeting (meeting) Hold a sports meeting.
Ask someone (please) to do sth. ...
Conduct a test/exam/exam
75) Have an idea.
It's better to do something. Don't do sth. It's best to do this ... (It's best not to do it ...)
Have a word with ... ...
Help sb. Use sth. Help sb. Do sth. Help ... help ... do ... in ...
Please help yourself to some chicken/fish/meat.
80) Help each other.
8 1) keep up and not fall behind. ...
Keep silent.
Keep sb. Do sth. Make ... do it all the time ...
keep a diary
Make noise (loud noise, loud noise, loud noise).
Make a living
Make sb. Do sth. Force sb. Do sth.
Make faces, make faces.
Make friends with ... ...
Make mistakes, make mistakes.
Make room for ... ...
Make sentences with … ...
93) Make a fire.
Made of ... ...
95) Made in ...
Be careful (outside)
Look up a word in the dictionary.
98) look up
Take care of, look after, look after
100) looking for discovery
10 1) looks alike.
102) looks fine/fine/tired/worried. Looks fine/healthy/tired/worried.
Watch out, watch out, watch out.
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105) look around, look around.
106) have a look ...
Put on (clothes), put on (hat), put on (a play)
108) put it up to build, put it up, hang it up, lift it up, and stick it up.
109) entry, input
Put your heart and soul into it
1 1 1) put it down ... put it down. ...
1 12) input.
1 13) setup and erection.
1 14) set out, set out.
1 15) set off
1 16) Set an example. ...
Please call someone (call)
1 18)
1 19)end up send, start.
Take sb.' s advice
12 1) Take it out, take it out.
122) win if you win.
123).
Sit in sb's place.
Instead of ...
Take a walk/rest. Take a walk/rest
127) relax.
Take sth away. Take it.
Take sb. Take sb. to the park/London for a holiday.
130) take care of it.
Take a look (for the last time).
132) to take the exam
133) to take away
134) take it back, take it back.
Hold on, hold on ...
136) Take off (clothes, hats, shoes, etc.). ).
Take an active part in (an activity)
138) Take photos.
139) Take some medicine.
140) by bus/train, boat/bus, train/boat.
14 1) Turn on and off (lights, radios, etc. )
Turn off (lights, radios, etc.). )
143)
144) Turn ... into ... ...
145) turn to turn, turn
Turn down the volume.
147) Turn ... Flip ...
148) play basketball, football and volleyball.
149) play games, play games.
150) Play the piano (violin), play the piano (violin).
15 1) playing with snow
Make fun of ... ...
(3) Phrases composed of other verbs
153) think about it.
Arrive somewhere.
155) Eat up.
Do a good job in ... well done.
Enjoy doing sth. Enjoy doing sth. Enjoy doing sth.
158) find out, find out (the truth, etc.). )
Eat up, drink up.
Stop doing sth. Stop doing sth.
Stop to do sth.
162).
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Come on, come on, come on
165) to enter the registration.
166) Langer is laughing.
167) for
168) is used to
169) wake up ... wake up.
170) to work out the calculation.
Secondly, verb phrases, prepositional phrases and other phrases.
1) to the request ...
2) Ask for leave
3) Send someone to ask (call)
4) payment ...
5) Wait and wait
thank ...
Apologize to sb. For something. Apologize to sb.
8) Looking for discovery
9) Leave ... In order to leave ... for. ...
10) fall
1 1) cold.
Catch up with
Agree with sb.
14) has been filled ... with filling. ...
Tell sb. About something.
Talk about talking about ...
17) consider it. ...
18) worried ...
Take care of
20) catch up, catch up.
2 1) after reading and reading the same ...
Smile at ... ...
Knock (on a door, window)
Make a hullabaloo about ... ...
throw away
Try to do sth. ...
Please?Line?Up?
28) Change ... into ... and become ...
29) Long live ... rush in.
30) meet ... by chance
3 1) Have you heard of it?
Think of, consider
33) Catch the caught object
34) instead ...
Hand in
be sick abed
Receive a letter from … ...
Immediately, immediately.
Finally
40) First, first.
At the age of 4 1) ... at the age of ... ...
At the end of ... at the end of ... ...
At first ... at first. ...
At the foot of ... At the foot of ... ...
45) Meanwhile
Evening/noon
With the help of sb.
With the help of ... with the help of ... ...
Smile
Saw it with my own eyes.
After a while.
From now on, from now on.
53) From then on.
54) For example
stay far away
56) From morning till night
soon after
By airmail
Send an ordinary letter by ordinary mail.
Right, right.
6 1) is by the window.
62) By the end of ... to the end of ... ...
Gradually
64) In short, it is always * * *
in fact
66) When a person is in his twenties.
In a hurry
In the middle of ... ...
Immediately, soon
Timely (punctual) timely
Publicly, openly
72) For ...
73) Front ...
74) In the sun, in the sun
Finally, finally
76) in surprise
77) In turn
Of course, of course.
One point is one point.
Lots and lots
On the way to someone. On the way. ...
82) Walk, walk
A report on space
On the other hand, on the other hand.
at weekends
On the left (right) is on the left (right) side
On the other side of … ...
88) By radio broadcast
Happily ... happy.
To sb's surprise. ...
Three, quantifier phrases and other phrases
(A) quantifier phrases
1) a little
Some (countable), some ...
3) A little (uncountable)
Lots and lots
5) Piece by piece (block, block)
A cup of tea
Cup by cup.
Piles (piles and piles) ...
9) Box by box
10) a copy.
1 1) Bowl by bowl
12) Basket by basket
13) a plate of a plate
14) bottle by bottle
15) One basin and one washbasin
16) one set.
17) one kind
The type in the type.
A large number (uncountable nouns)
A large number (countable nouns)
Many, many (countable nouns)
22) Different types and models
23) Team by team, team by team.
Verb phrase 1. From ... 2. Beborn was born in 3. Play football. Play tennis. Listen ... 6. Look at ... 7. Like to do what you like. Play with calculations. R games play computer games 9. Wear glasses 10. Have breakfast/lunch/dinner/dinner 1 1. Go to school 12. Talk to 13. Take bus * * * 14. Walk home 15. Watch TV 16. Look for 17. When you grow up, you wake up as an adult 18. Wake up 19. Have fun. Go to sleep, fall asleep 2 1. Go home 22. Have an early meeting. Take lesson 24. Go to sleep, go to sleep. Do your homework. Do your homework. Called 27. Make a model plane. Make a model plane. Meet me. Meet me on the 29th. Go swimming. Willing to have 3 1. Chat with and ... chat 32. Looking forward to looking forward to looking forward to 33. Dress up; Decoration; Camouflage 34. Playing tricks on people, playing tricks on 35. Cut off, cut off 36. Take ... for a walk ... for a walk. See a doctor. See a doctor. be adept in ...
Have fun and feel happy.
40. Self-study ... through one person).
Help yourself ... help yourself. ...
42.say/talk said to himself.
43. Being alone
for oneself
Make yourself at home. You're welcome.
Participate (actively)
Get along well with ... ...
Take off (clothes, hats, shoes, etc.). )
Knock (on a door, window, etc). )
Wake up; regain consciousness
Some unusual English phrases, proverbs or miles
1)creeping is a bit weird and scary = strange.
Example: 1 That girl is really creepy. She always stares at me strangely.
I dare not go into that shop, the guy who works there is creepy.
2) I didn't wear anything and didn't grab the handle.
You have nothing on me.
Example: 1 You can't prove that I stole your bike.
We can't let her get fired. We have nothing on her.
So do I, and so do you. Thank you. Me too.
Hey, you are such a good teacher.
B: Me too.
You look really beautiful tonight.
B: Me too.
Reveal sth to sb. Pour out one's heart to sb.
Example:
1. Who leaked the news about the surprise birthday party? Now everyone knows, including the birthday girl!
Jenny was very angry about the quarrel with her husband, and she had to tell her mother all the details.
5) Dangerous persons and terrorists in the same trade.
Example:
1. That girl is a real criminal in that skirt. She is so sexy that all the other girls are put to shame.
2. Look! There is a felony of walking! The tour guide was so drunk that he looked as if he was going to hit the back of the bus by bike.
6)on glue's brain is stuck with glue, and he is stupid.
Example:
1. She must be crazy to wear that dress to the party, which makes her look terrible!
2. Are you stuck with glue? I have told you countless times that I don't like seafood. Why did you order lobster?
7) Please, be serious! Please, be realistic, okay?
Example:
1. Please be serious! You can't really dunk.
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