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Introduction………………………………………………..3 Tourism and travel phrasal verbs…………………4 Conclusion ………………………………………………….12 References ………………………………………………… 13
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INTRODUCTION
A verbal phrase, also called verbal periphrasis, is a construction that is formed with a conjugated verb and a verboid. Sometimes, it can also incorporate certain links. The conjugated verb works as an auxiliary and provides all the grammatical data (tense, mood, person and number). The verboid, for its part, gives the global meaning of the verbal phrase. Verb phrases can sometimes be confused, so it is important to keep in mind •
They consist of a conjugated verb.
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They function as a single unit, that is, as if they were a single verb.
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They are fixed structures, that is, they are stable forms.
When we explain our travels and adventures around the world, these types of phrasal verbs appear on the scene. The phrasal verbs of travel are present and inescapable in the traveler's vocabulary.
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Tourism and travel phrasal verbs. 1. Set off • •
Start a trip or go on a trip my family set off trip to Chiriqui in the morning
2. Get on / get off • •
Getting on or off a means of transport such as the bus or the train. get on to the subway with my brother and we get off at the super de albrook
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3. Get away • •
Make a break or get out of the routine. A day get away to the decameron resort
4. Drop off • •
Leave someone somewhere She dropped her sister off at the airport this morning
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5. Look around •
Visit a place and look at the interesting things it has.
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On Tuesday I went shopping and look around appliance stores
6. Look forward to •
Very much want something to happen.
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in summer i want look forward to a trip to Orlando
7. See off •
say goodbye to someone who is going on a trip.
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My mother went see off my grandfather off at church
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8. Hold up •
When you have a delay when traveling.
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we could hold up our flight to Australia
9. Get around •
Way of moving around a city, either on foot or in some type of
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transport. when I was in the hotel in Rome me get around bus to the Colosseum
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10. Take off •
it means that an airplane takes off.
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the take off plane lands in 20 minutes
11. Check-in •
check in hotel, plane or other.
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Check in at the hotel before entering
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12. Check-out •
when you leave somewhere; you pay your stay to leave the hotel.
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Check-out leaving the restaurant
13. Stop by •
stop quickly somewhere.
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Stop by at this stop to take the subway
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14. Go back •
return to a place.
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Go back to Panama this weekend
15. Hurry up: •
To hurry to get somewhere, not to waste time.
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Hurry up and buy the bread for breakfast
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16. Look forward: •
Waiting excitedly for something to happen in the near future.
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Look forward the green light to cross the street to the supermarket
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CONCLUSION In this work we have addressed examples of verb phrases, focused on the tourism sector, considering that they complement the noun or noun phrase. In summary, it is important to consider all the constituent elements of the verb phrase. Thus, being clear about the elements that make up the verb phrase and its characteristics will result in greater precision when it comes to understanding it, as well as paying special attention to both the analysis of the verb nucleus and the rest of the elements that make it up. until a better understanding is achieved.
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REFERENCE
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https://english4future.es/blog/phrasal-verbs-de-viajes
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https://www.englishonline.tv/phrasal-verbs-relacionados-viajar/
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https://www.verbling.com/es/articles/post/21-phrasal-verbs-verboscompuestos-utile
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