(AND ONE DEADLY DEPENDENT PREPOSITION)
Hoy os dejamos con algunos phrasal verbs para que vayáis practicando para Halloween.
| to dress up | disfrazarse | This year I’m dressing up as a skeleton! |
| to make up | inventarse | Children like to make up stories to scare each other on Halloween. |
| to freak (sb) out | asustar | Being home alone really freaks me out. |
| to weird (sb) out | darle mal rollo, hacerle sentir incomodo a alguien | Seeing my teacher dressed up as a teddy bear for Halloween really weirded me out. |
| to scare off | espantar | Mr Jones scared off the trick or treaters when he offered them eyeballs instead of candy. |
| to hand out | repartir | The best thing about Halloween is when the teachers hand out candy!! |
| to ward off | repeler | We lit candles to ward off the evil spirits at Halloween. |
| to turn into | convertirse en | Some people say that witches can turn into cats. |
| to believe in | creer en |
Do you believe in ghosts? |