PHRASAL VERBS AND PHRASES TO EXPRESS RELAXED AND STRESSED

PHRASAL VERBS AND PHRASES TO EXPRESS RELAXED AND STRESSED

JOHN LENNON LEVEL/ By Miss Matamoros

Open Ended

WOULD YOU LIKE TO TAKE A LEAP INTO THE UNKNOW AND GO TO STUDY ABROAD? WHY OR WHY NOT?

Poll

SELECT THE REASONS YOU THINK SOMEONE WOULD WANT TO STUDY ABROAD.

• To learn a new language.

• To take in new culture.

• To have better career opportunities.

• For personal Development

• Brush up your language skills.

Multiple Choice

KEEP THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE

• To think about a situation in a reasonable way

• To think your own ideas and do not take any other.

Multiple Choice

GET A GRIP

• Do not control. your emotions.

• Make an effort to control your emotions.

Multiple Choice

A WEIGHT HAS BEEN LIFTED

• Overcome a problem.

• do not overcome a problem.

Multiple Choice

TAKE EXAMS IN MY STRIDE

• To be really stressed out taking your exam.

• To deal with your exams in a calm way.

Multiple Choice

Faced with

• show your face to

• having a problem to deal with

• take effect

Multiple Choice

TOP UP

• to achieve something

• add something to get it to the level you want

Multiple Choice

COME BY SOMETHING

• Find something

• lost something

Multiple Choice

NOTCH SOMETHING UP

• take effect

• Achieve something

Multiple Choice

LEAD UP TO SOMETHING

• happening before something

• find something

Multiple Choice

KICK IN

• find something

• Take effect

Multiple Choice

SET UP SOMETHING UP

• Arrange something in a clear way

• achieve something

Multiple Choice

BRUSH UP

• clean the house

• Practise and improve a skill

Multiple Choice

PILE UP

• build something

• Collect or accumulate something

Multiple Choice

COOK SOMETHING UP

• Invent something

• make food

Multiple Choice

LAP SOMETHING UP

• run some laps

• enjoy experiencing something

Multiple Choice

A NERVOUS WRECK

• Really nervous, almost in shock

• relaxed.

Multiple Choice

LIGHTEN UP

• become more popular

• become less serious or upset