Cụm động từ Break ppt

Cụm động từ Break
Justin and Sarah broke up after 5 years together
Phrasal verbs are one of the most difficult things to learn in English, because
changing the preposition can completely change the meaning of the verb.
Here are 7 break phrasal verbs:
Break up - to finish/ end a relationship. "Justin and Sarah broke up after 5 years
together."

Break out of - to escape from somewhere using force. "Ten prisoners broke out of
jail last night."

Break out in - to develop a skin problem. "I broke out in a rash after touching
those plants."

Break down - stop working "My car's broken down, so I caught the bus to work."
Break through - to pass a barrier. "The protesters broke through the police line."
Break into - to enter a building unlawfully. "Someone broke in and stole my TV!"
Break off - to break a piece from something. "He broke me off a bit of his
sandwich."
Here's a test to check your understanding.
Do you know any more break phrasal verbs?
• 1. She ___ with her boyfriend last week so I'm going to go and take her
some ice cream.


Broke in
Broke up
Broke out of
• 2. I've locked myself out! But I can't ___ my own house!

Break down

Break up
Break into
• 3. I get so nervous when I talk in public that my skin ___ hives.

Breaks out in
Breaks through
Breaks down
• 4. He was driving the car so fast that he ___ the barrier of the car park.
He just wasn't paying attention.


Broke through
Broke up
Broke out of
• 5. Please can you ___ a square of chocolate for me?

Break into
Break out
Break off
• 6. They ___ prison by digging a tunnel out of the cell.

Broke out of
Broke into
Broke up