6.7 English in Use - Phrasal verbs

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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.

Sleepvraag

Voeg de juiste betekenis aan de phrasal verb

If you want to <span style="color: rgb(101, 212, 97)">find out&nbsp;</span>your perfect weight, consult our website.

The doctor told me to <span style="color: rgb(101, 212, 97)">take up</span>&nbsp;a sport.

My dad want to <span style="color: rgb(101, 212, 97)">give up</span> smoking.

Do you <span style="color: rgb(101, 212, 97)">get on</span>&nbsp;with your brother?

We often <span style="color: rgb(101, 212, 97)">hang out</span> at the shoppin centre.

Use your phone to <span style="color: rgb(101, 212, 97)">chek out</span>&nbsp;what's on at the cinema.

When I was ill, my gran <span style="color: rgb(101, 212, 97)">looked after</span> 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.