HW

Q1 - My dog always listens .... the sound of the key in the lock in to other example : we should listen in to friends opinion even though they have opposite perspctive. Q2 - I've got to go to the shops. Could you listen ...... my phone and answer it for other example. : To mother who has a baby should always be aware and listen for her baby's crying Q3 - OK, everybody, listen ...... and make sure you understand what you're up Q4 - Shall we listen ..... the one o'clock news on the radio? to I had listen to teacher's scolding until I came back from school. Q5 - I knew it was a stupid decision, but they wouldn't listen ....... reason out for To Jane. I don't know how to divide these phrases according to different adjective. please teach me the different meanings among these phrases.

Hi there, Jo! Thank you for your composition. Regarding your query, this homework is about phrasal verbs. The term phrasal verb is commonly applied to two or three distinct but related constructions in English: a verb and a particle and/or a preposition co-occur forming a single semantic unit. This semantic unit cannot be understood based upon the meanings of the individual parts in isolation, but rather it must be taken as a whole. Phrasal verbs that include a preposition are known as prepositional verbs and phrasal verbs that include a particle are also known as particle verbs. One can discern at least three main types of phrasal verb constructions depending upon whether the verb combines with a preposition, a particle, or both. I hope this explanation helps. Take care and have a nice day! T. JanE ^^ Q1 - My dog always listens .... the sound of the key in the lockin to>> My dog always listens (out for) the sound of the key in the lock.other example : we should listen in to friends opinion even though they have opposite perspctive.>> We should listen to friends\' opinion even though they have opposite perspective.Q2 - I\'ve got to go to the shops. Could you listen ...... my phone and answer it for>> I\'ve got to go to the shops. Could you listen (out for) my phone and answer it if it rings?other example. : To mother who has a baby should always be aware and listen for her baby\'s crying>> A mother should always be aware and should always listen out for her baby\'s cry.Q3 - OK, everybody, listen ...... and make sure you understand what you\'re up>> Correct Q4 - Shall we listen ..... the one o\'clock news on the radio?to>> Correct I had listen to teacher\'s scolding until I came back from school.>> I had listened to my teacher\'s scolding when I came to school.Q5 - I knew it was a stupid decision, but they wouldn\'t listen ....... reasonout for>> I knew it was a stupid decision, but they wouldn\'t listen (to) reason.To Jane.I don\'t know how to divide these phrases according to different adjective.>> I don\'t know how to divide these phrases into different adjectives. please teach me the different meanings among these phrases. >> Please teach me the different meaning of these phrases.