Feb 11: Recap of modals of deduction & phrasal verbs
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Lesson duration is: 30 minItems in this lesson
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Can you give an example sentence, in which you correctly use a (past) modal of deduction?
Slide 3 - Open question
Can you give a correct example of an indirect question?
Slide 4 - Open question
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"When you come to London, we can put you up at our house."
to put someone up = ...
to put someone up = ...
A
to investigate
B
to give someone a place to stay
C
to make someone unhappy
D
to talk about
Slide 8 - Quiz
"It's very personal, so can we please not go into it?"
to go into something = ...
to go into something = ...
A
to investigate
B
to give someone a place to stay
C
to make someone unhappy
D
to talk about
Slide 9 - Quiz
"Why did you put me down in front of all those other people"
to put someone down = ...
to put someone down = ...
A
to say 'no' to an offer or a request
B
to stop something that is a habit for you
C
to make someone feel unimportant
D
to make someone unhappy or depressed
Slide 10 - Quiz
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to become something or someone different
to say 'no' to an offer or a request
to stop working
to make someone unhappy or depressed
to turn into something
to turn something or someone down
to break down
to get someone down
Slide 12 - Drag question
to stop something (habit)
to appear, to happen
to investigate
to meet by chance, accidentally
to give something up
to turn up
to look into something
to run into someone
