1. PHRASAL VERBS WITH OFF AND ON

2. CALL SMTH OFF
“The town's annual picnic was called off due to rain”. What’s the meaning of call of? Cancel

3. LOG OFF
“Log off but don't shut down the computer”. What’s the meaning of log off? Finish using a computer network, website..etc

4. SET OFF
“They want to leave at 9am but I'd prefer to set off a bit earlier in case there is a lot of traffic.”
What’s the meaning of set off?
Depart, leave

5. PUT SB OFF
I don't want to put you off, but that make of car you're thinking of buying is very hard to maintain.
What’s the meaning of put sb off?
Disturb sb while they are trying to do smth
(desalentar, ser aguafiestas)

6. SHOW OFF “He's showing off to impress her”.
What’s the meaning of put off?
Try to impress people by saying how good you are.

7. TAKE ON “He takes on too much responsability”
What’s the meaning of take on?
Accept, agree to do smth

8. HAVE ON “Are you having me on?” What’s the meaning of have on?
To have someone on = to tease (gently), to rib, to josh, to take the piss, to take the mickey, to pull someones leg. 

9. CARRY ON “She carried on as if nothing had happened.”
What’s the meaning of carry on?
Continue

10. PASS SMTH ON “The house and all its belongings were passed on to her”.
What’s the meaning of pass smth on?
Give smth to sb else after you have received it

11. LOG ON
“I have to log on to the Internet before I can check my account.”
What’s the meaning of log on?
Start using a computer network, website…etc

12. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH A PHRASAL VERB
……………using your name and password.
Log on
Could you all …………….for a few minutes, please?
Log off
Jimena's always ……………., she always wants to be the centre of attention.
Showing off
What time will we have to ……………………for the station tomorrow?
Set off
The police have ………………the search for the missing child until dawn tomorrow.
Call off

13. She ……too much……and made herself ill.
took on
That's your new car? You're …………me ….!
Having me on