1. Introducing Phrasal Verbs
Presentation by Mister Paul Anthony
Introducing Phrasal Verbs
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2. Clothes To put clothes on your body Put on Try on Pull on
Slip on slip into
Have on
Throw on
Sling on
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3. I’m going to put on my blue jumper.

4. I’m going to _____ _____ my jumper.
Put on

5. I like trying on my red sweater..

6. I like _____ ______my red sweater.

7. I’m going to pull on my pullover.

8. I’m going to ______ _______ my pullover.

9. Put on; Try on; Pull on; 1
Put on 2
Try on 3
Pull on
Phrasal verbs

10. Slip into/slip on I‘m going to slip into something more comfortable.
I’m going to slip on my slippers.

11. I‘m going to ____ _____something more comfortable.
I’m going to ____ ____my slippers.

12. Do you have your socks on?
Have on
Do you have your socks on?
Yes, I have my socks on.

13. Do you ____ your socks ___?
Yes, I ____ my socks ____.

14. What are you going to wear at the party?
Throw on
What are you going to wear at the party?
I’m going to throw on an old T-shirt.

15. What are you going to wear at the party?
I’m going to _____ _____an old T-shirt.

16. Sling on
What are you going to wear for the race?
I’m going to sling my running shoes on.

17. What are you going to wear for the race?
I’m going to ____ my running shoes _____.

18. To put on formal or special clothes. Example: For a party.1
To put on formal or special clothes. Example: For a party.
Phrasal verbs

19. Dress up. Doll yourself up.
Phrasal verbs

20. When she’s going out, my cousin likes to dress up/doll herself up

21. To fasten your shoes, buttons etc.2
To fasten your shoes, buttons etc.
Clothes, phrasal verbs

22. Do up
Tie up
Lace up

23. “Do up your shirt – your buttons are undone”.

24. “Do up your shirt – your ______ ______ _____”.

25. “Tie your shoes up – your laces are undone”.

26. “Tie your shoes up – your _____ _____ ______”.

27. “Lace up your shoes – they’re undone!”

28. “Lace up your shoes –
_____ _____!”

29. The End
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Phrasal verbs