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Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it. This is an example.

smile

hug

take care

support

love

stay healthy

be helpful / help someone

be kind

be happy

have family

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Look at the photo below and name verbs which can describe it.

Read the paragraph below and tick the picture which matches the text.

Read the paragraph below and tick the picture which matches the text.

Read the paragraph below and tick the picture which matches the text.

Read the rules and check your previous answers.

Learn phrasal verbs

find out

discover, learn

take up

start a hobby / activity

give up

stop doing something

go on

happen

top up

put money in

hang out

spend time

check out

see, read, consult

look after

take care of

get on

have a good relationship

pick up an illness

become ill

fall out

have an argument

go off

become bad

Match phrasal verbs to the pictures

pick up an illness

top up

go on

go off

fall out

give up

find out

take up

hang out

check out

look after

get on

Play a game. Match phrasal verbs to their meanings

Choose the correct preposition. Green answers are correct, red are wrong.

• out
• off
• on

• out
• up
• on

• out
• on
• after

find

fall

hang

• out
• off
• up

• up
• on
• out

• off
• up
• out

check

take

go

*become bad

• up
• on
• after

• after
• on
• out

look

give

• on
• up
• out

• on
• after
• off

get

go

*happen

• up
• on
• out

• up
• off
• out

top

pick

💎 Student reads the sentence. The task is to change verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.💎 Then he/she decides to keep points or to give them to the opponent. 💎 Next student does the same. 💎 The winner is someone who has the most points.

Start

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

If you want to(discover, learn) your perfect weight, consult our website.

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

The doctor told me (start) sport.

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

My dad wants to (stop doing) smoking.

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

- What's (happening)?- Nothing much.

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

Can you give me 10 dollars to (put money in) my phone, please, mum?

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

Do you (have a good relationship) with your brother?

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

We often (spend time) in the shopping centre.

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

Use your phone to (see, read, consult) what's on at the cinema.

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

When I was ill, my gran (take care of) me.

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

Can you (stop) eating sweets?

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

What do you do to(take care of) your body?

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

What sport or hobby would you like to (start doing) ?

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

How ofter do you (spend time) in the park with your friends?

Change the verbs in brackets into phrasal verbs.

When you're ill, do you (consult) your symptoms on the Internet to (learn) what illness do you have?

Match phrasal verbs to their meanings. Click on the cards.

go on

top up

fall out

take up

look after

find out

hang out

go off

check out

give up

pick up

get on

discover, learn

put money in

stop doing

see, read, consult

take care of

have a good relationship

spend time

happen

start a hobby

become bad

become ill

have an argument

Answer the questions

Is there anything you would like to give up? Why?

Answer the questions

What do you do when you pick up an illness?

Answer the questions

What sport or hobby would you like to take up?

Answer the questions

Where do you usually hang out with your friends?

Answer the questions

How much money do you need to top up your phone?

Answer the questions

Do you get on with your relatives or friends?

Answer the questions

Who do you fall out with? How often? And why?

Answer the questions

Why does the food go off? Name the reasons.

Answer the questions

Do you have a pat? How do you look after it?

Answer the questions

What do you usually find out on the Internet?

Answer the questions

What do you usually check out in your phone?

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What's ____ on outside?

going

taking

doing

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I dropped my pencil and the teacher ____ it up.

found

picked

caught

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Mum ____ up coffee because she got a lot of headaches.

gave

made

fell

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My sister and I ____ out last week because she broke my phone.

went

picked

fell

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Why don't you ____ out this website?

find

check

look

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Bread ____ off after three or four days.

goes

gives

makes

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Brad started to ____ out with some friends from his new school.

look

hang

get

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Chris ____ up football last year.

topped

got

took

Match the parts of the sentences. If the sentence is correct. it will disappear. If it's wrong, it will become red. To correct a mistake, click on the sentence twice.

Complete the text with phrasal verbs. Then listen and check.

21 March

give up

‘It’s not easy to keep fit but I know what to do. I should _________ my body. I shouldn’t _________ at the shops every day. I should go to a gym or _________ a sport. I should _________ ‘energy’ drinks – they aren’t good for you. I shouldn’t eat fast food. But yesterday I saw a newspaper headline. It said ‘Chocolate is good for you!’ I _________ the article and I _________ some excellent news. Dark chocolate is good for your health. I love dark chocolate.’

look after

found out

hang out

checked out

take up

Play Bamboozle games. Use phrasal verbs instead of verbs in brackets.

Extra tasks or homework links

Vocabulary . Look at the pictures and definitions below. Name phrasal verbs. Flip the card to check.

Practical task. Choose the correct phrasal verbs to complete the sentences.

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