[E] Phrasal Verb: Out

LET'S UNLOCK WORDS AND PHRASES 🔐

spacious

[ 'spey-shus ]

adjective

- large and with a lot of space

The house has a spacious kitchen and dining area.

necessary

[ 'nes-uh-ser-ee ]

adjective

- needed in order to achieve a particular result

Is reservation necessary at that restaurant?

suffer

[ 'suhf-er ]

verb

- to experience physical or mental pain

I suffer from dizzy spells.

cope with sth

phrase

- to deal successfully with a difficult situation or a person in a difficult situation

It must be difficult to cope with three small children and a job.

drop by

phrase

- to visit someone

I will drop by her office this afternoon to pick up the tickets.

LET'S UNDERSTAND! 📚

A. leave out

not include someone or something

READING BOOKS

Dialogue

Icon_Alex

Alex

Hey, did you include the appendix in your report?

John_Happy Icon

John

Oh no, I leave out. Do you think it's necessary?

Icon_Alex

Alex

Yes, it's important for providing more information. You should add it.

B. see out

go with someone to the door of a room or building

HAND SHAKE

Dialogue

Icon_Alex

Alex

Thank you for coming by for the meeting, Mr. Suzuki. It was great to see you.

Icon_Take

Take

It's my pleasure. Thank you for your time.

Icon_Alex

Alex

No problem. The receptionist will see you out.

C. run out

there was none left because it had all been used

SPRAY

Dialogue

Icon_Sally

Sally

We have run out of furniture polish. Could you buy some at the hardware store?

Melly_Happy Icon

Melly

Sure, I'll drop by the hardware store tomorrow after work.

D. sort out

to arrange things that were untidy

BEDROOM

Dialogue

Icon_Anna Happy

Anna

Wow! Your room looks so clean and spacious.

Melly_Happy Icon

Melly

Thanks. I sorted out my stuff so I was able to save so much space.

E. burn-out

the condition of being ill or tired because you have been working too hard

HEADACHE

Dialogue

Icon_Keiko

Keiko

Are you okay? You seem tired.

Icon_Worried(Woman)

Anna

No, I've been working hard all week. I think I'm suffering from burnout.

LET'S PRACTICE! 📝

Part I

Direction: Complete the statements with the correct form of the phrasal verbs in the box.

run out	sort out
see out	burnout
leave out

She's been working too much lately and feels like she might soon.
We need to go to the store soon because we're going to of milk.
She decided to the spicy ingredient because she knew some people didn't like it.
I need to my closet and donate some clothes I no longer wear.
We'll our guests to the door and say goodbye before going to bed.

Part II

Direction: Direction: Listen as your mentor reads the statements twice. Then, repeat the sentences.

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Part III

Direction: Describe the picture using the words or phrases provided. Make sure to use the correct tenses.

PIZZA

1. ( leave out / vegetabes )

Answer:

GRAINS

2. ( run out / sugar )

Answer: