Phrasal verbs level A1
English courses for beginners (English level A1) do not cover phrasal verbs as a topic, since it is a prerequisite to understand less complex grammar concepts. However, verb lists studied during an A1 English course may include some phrasal verbs, especially those related to very common actions that can be used to give instructions in a class, such as: get up, sit down, turn on, and turn off.
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Why it is essential to learn phrasal verbs at level A1
Sentences with phrasal verbs level A1
Look at these examples of the phrasal verbs we mentioned: get up, sit down, turn on, and turn off.
Get up
Get up can be used to ask someone to stand up.
Please get up to read the text. (Stand up to read the text, please).
Sit down
Sit down means to sit and can be used to ask someone to take a seat.
Please sit down. (Sit down, please).
Turn on / turn off
Turn on: to switch on.
Turn off: to switch off.
At the beginning of the class, you can hear the teacher ask their students:
Turn your phones off, please. (Turn off your phones, please).
Turn on that lamp, please. (Turn on that lamp, please).
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