6.7 English in Use - Phrasal verbs

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• Leerjaar 3

6.7 English in use

Phrasal verbs

Planning

What is a phrasal verb?

Exercise

What are phrasal verbs?

Phrasal verbs are verbs with two parts, e.g. pick+ up.

Sometimes the meaning of phrasal verbs is clear from the words in them, e.g. pick up a pencil. 

But often the meaning is not clear:

Eric picked up an illness.= He became ill.

The food went off.= It became bad.

Eric and Effie fell out.= They had an argument.

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The doctor told me to take up a sport.

My dad want to give up smoking.

Do you get on with your brother?

We often hang out at the shoppin centre.

Use your phone to chek out what's on at the cinema.

When I was ill, my gran looked after me.

stop doing something

discover, learn

start a hoby/activity

have a good relationship

spent time

see, read, consult

take care of

I should _______ after my body.

I shouldn't hang _____ at the shops every day.

I should _______ up 'energy' drinks.

I checked ______ the news article online.

I _______ out some excellent news.

Get to work

What: all exercises paragrapgh 6.7

Where: workbook.

How: alone

Time: rest of the lesson.