Week 8 - Phrasal Verbs

back up break into break up call back call off call up catch up check in (check out) cheer up clean up come apart do over drop by drop out eat out fall apart fall down figure out fill out fill up

find out get along with get away get over get together get up give away give back give up go out with grow back grow up hand in hand out hang out hold onto keep up let (someone) in log in (log out) look after

look for mix up pass out pay back pick out put off run into run away send back set up take apart take off tear up throw away turn on turn off try on wake up warm up work out

Example sentences:

• back up - Your car is too close to my car. Please back up a little.
• fill up - He filled the tank up with gasoline.
• find out - I don't know when the assignment is due. I'll have to find out from another student.
• look after - My sister went out of town and wants me to look after her cat.
• look for - She is looking for an apartment near Tsurumi.

Spinner

Activity

1) Look at the list of phrasal verbs above. If you don't know some, look them up.

2) Use the spinner to choose 2 phrasal verbs at random. (You can spin again if you want to.)

3) Make a conversation with your partner using the phrases.

4) Perform the conversation in front of the class.

5) You should finish this during class time!

* If you finish early, study the phrasal verbs you don't know well.

Gambatte!

Example:

I used the spinner and hit "call up" and "come apart".

Person A: Oh no! My gaming console came apart!

Person B: Tomohiro will know how to fix it. Let's call him up.

If you need to make more sentences, no problem.

Example with 3 sentences:

I used the spinner and hit "figure out" and "run away".

Person A: I can't figure out how to do this homework.

Person B: Well, I'm not going to help you. Bye!

Person A: Hey, don't run away like that! I need your help!

Online Phrasal Verbs Practice (optional)

Common Phrasal Verbs 1-10 at Agendaweb.org
Common Phrasal Verbs 11-20 at Agendaweb.org
Common Phrasal Verbs 21-30 at Agendaweb.org
Phrasal Verbs (Elementary) at English Grammar

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Presentation writing is due today. This is not the slideshow! This is the words you will speak in your presentation. Send it to me by email if you haven't done so yet.

Presentations are June 21 (in two weeks).