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Phrasal verbs

Phrasal verbs:

Ce sont des verbes suivis d'un adverbe ou d'une préposition.Le sens du verbe change selon le mot associé .

Exemple :

look at = regarder
Tu regardes constamment la pendule!

You're always looking at the clock!

look for = chercher
Je cherche mes clés.

I'm looking for my keys.

look after = prendre soin de quelqu'un
S'il te plaît, prends soin des enfants jusqu'à mon retour.

Please, look after the children until I come back.

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1. The little girl picks the flowers from the garden.

2. Switch the TV. I want to watch my favourite programme.

3. Let's walk the park and the hill. It's a beautiful day.

4. The child takes his father.

5. He walked the hill because the snow had made the roads too slippery.

6. The rain put the fire .

7. I don't know how the accident came !

8. She hasn't got her illness yet.

9. He is too late, I can't wait him to arrive any longer.

10. We should bear him during this difficult period.

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