3.6 Use of English - Focus 3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

What DID you USE to do during winter break
when you were little?

3.5!

Speculate about what I used to do during my Winter breaks when I was your age.

3.2!

Use a modal verb + math. (I am 43.)

Today you will...

... take a quick look at the grammar from  3.2 & 3.5

... learn all about phrasal verbs (3.6)

Grammar

Please answer these questions in your notebook(you may use your book)

1. Which five modal verbs do you need to know?
2. What's the difference between used to and would?

3.5!

3.2!

3.6 Phrasal verbs

Goal: you can use phrasal verbs correctly in sentences.

          

3.6 Phrasal verbs

 verb + preposition*

stand up 

put off 

look ...... ?

         

                                                                            

   *or adverb. The book calls them "particles".

Phrasal verbs - things to remember

You can't always figure out the meaning just by looking at the separate words. 

(Sometimes the meaning is idiomatic, not literal.)

They can have multiple meanings.

Look at the context!

Some are separable. If separable, there will always be an object. 

1

turn on

turn = rotate. But to turn on the tv = activate it.

2

take off

Take off your jacket, please. = remove

The plane is going to take off soon. = depart/leave

3

put on

-> I need to put on my dress.

                                                        

-> I need to put my dress on.

Seperable Phrasal verbs 

If a phrasal verb is separable, there will always be an object. 

If the object is a noun, it can come before or after the particle.

Can you please pick up Laura from the airport?

Can you please pick Laura up from the airport?

If the object is a pronoun, it can only come before the particle.

Can you please pick up her from the airport?

Can you please pick her up from the airport?

3.5

The parents sleep in the car because the seats ........... a bed.

1. keep up with
2. turn onto
3. turn into
4. run out of

I hope we don't ................... of petrol.

1. run in
2. run at
3. run up
4. run out

The police will ......... you ........... if they catch you speeding.

1. pull under
2. pull over
3. pull up
4. pull down

Hugo is so fit that I can barely ...................... him when we are cycling.

1. keep over with
2. keep down with
3. keep up with
4. keep with

True or False:
Phrasal verbs are always inseparable.

1. true
2. false

Phrasal verbs are more

1. Formal
2. Informal

Which is sentence does NOT have a Phrasal Verb?

1. She was throwing shade at him.
2. Carry on working, please.
3. Don't worry, you can count on me.
4. He decided to prove his point.

I feel confident about using phrasal verbs.

😒🙁😐🙂😃

TO DO IN CLASS

3.6  p. 39 # 1,2,4-7.

Need some more practice? 

•  Look at p. 140 "Use of English" 
• Go to MyEnglishLab 

TO DO

3.3  Do # 4 & 5 -- pay attention to spelling

3.7 Language Focus

 p. 40: read email to Tim.  p 41: Do # 7 & 8

Need extra practice? Go to MyEnglishLab 

3.8 Be able to use the phrases in the Speaking Focus (optional: p. 42 exercises)

TO DO

3.3 #4+5 -- pay attention to spelling

3.7 Language Focus

 read email to Tim on p 40. Do ex. 7 & 8

3.8 Be able to use the phrases in the Speaking Focus (optional: p. 42 exercises)

Extra practice? Go to MyEnglishlab