Neologisms

Neologisms & Phrasal Verbs

6th Grade English Course 18 January 2021

Neologisms

1. Binge-watch (v.)

8. Meme (n.)

2. Bling (v.)

9. Photobomb (v. & n.)

3. Clickbait (n.)

10. Staycation (n.)

4. Crowdfunding (n.)

11. Trend (v. & n.)

5. Downvote/Upvote (v. & n.)

12. Tweet (v. & n.)

13. ASMR (n.)

6. Earworm (n.)

7. Google (v. & n.)

Binge-watch: (Meaning) (Example)

Bling: (Meaning) (Example)

Clickbait: (Meaning) (Example)

Crowdfunding: (Meaning) (Example)

Downvote/Upvote: (Meaning) (Example)

Earworm: (Meaning) (Example)

Google: (Meaning) (Example)

Meme: (Meaning) (Example)

Photobomb: (Meaning) (Example)

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Staycation: (Meaning) (Example)

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Trend: (Meaning) (Example)

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Tweet: (Meaning) (Example)

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ASMR: (Meaning) (Example)

Phrasal Verbs

6th Grade English Course 19 January 2021

Separable Phrasal Verbs

1. Check out: to examine something.

2. Hand in: to give something to a person.

3. Figure out: to solve a problem.

4. Mess up: to make a mistake.

5. Point out: to direct someone´s attention to something.

6. Look up: to find information online or in a book.

Separable Phrasal Verbs

1. Pay back2. Put up 3. Clean up 4. Take off 5. Bring up 6. Pick up

Separable Phrasal Verbs

If the object is a PERSONAL PRONOUN, always separate the phrasal verb:She turned down it. She turned it down. If the object is a LONG DESCRIPTION, do not separate the particles: She turned the volume of the music she was playing down. She turned down the volume of the music she was playing.

Phrasal Verbs + Neologisms

1. Check out / binge-watch.Example: Hey Daphne, come and chek out the series I´m binge watching.