PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: 'TRY ON'
23 / 10 / 2015
PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: 'TRY ON': meaning and examples
Hi readers! Happy Friday to you! I hope that your week has gone well.
Today we are looking at the phrasal verb TO TRY ON.
Definition: to put clothes or accessories on to see if they are the right size (and to see if you like them enough to buy them).
Example 1: I'm going to try these pants on. I like them, but they might be too long.
Example 2: I didn't try this shirt on before I bought it. But luckily, it fits!
Example 3: He was trying on shoes without socks and the salesperson looked really annoyed.
This phrasal verb is TRANSITIVE and SEPARABLE.
Do you always TRY clothes ON before buying them? What about when you buy things online: do you ever purchase clothes online? Let us know on our Facebook page.
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That's all for this week's lessons! As always, thank you so much for reading. Have an excellent weekend!
Today we are looking at the phrasal verb TO TRY ON.
Definition: to put clothes or accessories on to see if they are the right size (and to see if you like them enough to buy them).
Example 1: I'm going to try these pants on. I like them, but they might be too long.
Example 2: I didn't try this shirt on before I bought it. But luckily, it fits!
Example 3: He was trying on shoes without socks and the salesperson looked really annoyed.
This phrasal verb is TRANSITIVE and SEPARABLE.
Do you always TRY clothes ON before buying them? What about when you buy things online: do you ever purchase clothes online? Let us know on our Facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/ZigguratEscuelaCorporativadeIdiomas
That's all for this week's lessons! As always, thank you so much for reading. Have an excellent weekend!
