Writing and speaking

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• Studiejaar 4

Writing 

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This is my first trip ... Australia

1. to
2. too

The second hamburger was ... much for me.

1. to
2. too

He said he would be there ....

1. to
2. too

I usually go .. school at 10 ... 8.

1. to - to
2. to - too
3. too - too
4. too - to

They are just ... quick for us.

1. to
2. too

It's ... hot ... cook today.

1. to - to
2. to - too
3. too - to
4. too - too

to

too

we have __ much homework!

Let's go __London.

Do you like football __?

You don't have __ worry.

He gave it __ me.

He works __ earn money.

___ really hard to tell the difference between a jaguar and a leopard.

1. It's
2. Its

The museum needs to update ___ online schedule for summer.

1. it's
2. its

Phrasal verbs

A verb (werkwoord) + a preposition (voorzetsel)

Example:

The cat jumped off the table.

He normally sits on a chair.

Can you turn up the volume please?

Examples of prepositions

phrasal verbs

to break up

verb

preposition

phrasal verbs

to break up

to end a romantic relationship

phrasal verbs

To break     

To break down

To break into

To break up

To break off

To break away

- to separate into pieces

- to become very upset

- to stop working

- to end a romantic relationship

- to break a piece from something

- to leave / escape from someone who's holding     you

No real rules! Just practise!

Phrasal verbs
Can you ........ the radio ........, I can't hear it?

1. turn ....... in
2. turn ....... up
3. turn ....... around
4. turn ....... out

Phrasal verbs
Sarah is_________a new word in the dictionary.

1. looking for
2. looking up
3. looking after
4. looking forward to

Phrasal verbs
He intends to ….. a computer business with his brother.

1. put up
2. lay up
3. get up
4. set up

Phrasal verbs
The apples are rotten, .......... them ........!

1. throw ..... next to
2. throw ..... in
3. throw ..... besides
4. throw ..... away

Phrasal verbs
The company ....... the offer.

1. turned in
2. turned down
3. turned out
4. turned up

Match the Phrasal Verbs to their meanings

have something in common

spend time with

deal with (something)

fall out with

to disagree with

to talk to

to be together

to share the same ideas/ interests

to argue with a friend or someone you know

to find a way to stop a problem

to have an argument

to have a conversation

The Weekend - Blinding Lights

How many Phrasal Verbs can you count per verse?

Try and read along with the lyrics and count the amount of phrasal verbs you hear/read.

After each verse a question will be asked.

How many phrasal verbs in this first verse?

How many phrasal verbs in the pre-chorus?

How many phrasal verbs in the chorus?

How many phrasal verbs in the second verse?

Phrasal verbs

Now you'll hear the bridge...

Listen and write down any phrasal verbs you might hear.

There are two!

What phrasal verbs were in the bridge? Hint: there were two!

That's all, folks!