22-12-21 Inna phrasal verbs

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Phrasal verbs

Phrasal verb: These are fixed combinations of a verb + adverb / verb + preposition / verb + adverb + preposition.

Can you think of any examples?

Today's lesson

Today we will focus on phrasal verbs.

By using phrasal verbs you will broaden your vocabulary.

phrasal verbs

Sometimes, the phrasal verb has a meaning that is very similar to the meaning of the verb

          to use up: to use all of something

Sometimes, the phrasal verb has a meaning that is completely different than the meaning of the verb

          to carry on: to continue

Look through

Look forward to

Look out

Look after

Look ahead

Look back

Look for

Look up

Look to

Look in

Look on

Look round

Can you use phrasal verbs using "look" in your own sentences?

1. When we got___ her room, she had already left.
2. The police let him get___ with only a $10 ticket.
3. My father stopped the car and got__.
4. Does Ken get___ with his parents?
5.  They got _____ the bus and then walked to school.
6. The thief managed to get _____.
7. Did you get ______ to your mum on the phone?
8. It took ages to get ____ of the house because I couldn't find my keys.

Task 1:

Fill in the blanks using:

off, out, through, on, to, away.

(Some can be used numerous times)

Task 2:

How would you use phrasal verbs with get in your own sentences?

Can you guess which phrasal verbs would be used to describe these pictures?

(Tip: they all use break)

To finish up this lesson: some phrasal verbs which we can use to indicate the best part of the holidays - time to sleep!