6A Try something new!

No. 12.1 (15 October 2022)

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Unit 6 :Risks and experiences 6A Try something new!

1: Look at the picture and discuss

2-3: Read the text and answer questions

4: Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.

Vocabulary Practice P. 145 Grammar: Present perfect with ever and never​

081 102 English for Everyday Use​

Which activities are the most difficult, in your opinion?

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climb a mountain

ride your bike to work

read a book in a foreign language

do an extream sport

learn to play an instrument​

Poll

Which activities are the most difficult, in your opinion?

Read and answer the questions.

​Why did Matt start doing 30-day challenges?

Why is it easier to try something for 30 days?

How have the challenges helped Matt?

​Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.

Multiple Choice

1. Mayby you've wanted to take ___ in a new hobby or learn a new skill.

• up

• over

Multiple Choice

2. You might decide to go ___ with your new activity.

• over

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

3. Matt gave___ TV and did other things like reading books, istead.

• under

• up

• above

Multiple Choice

4. After 30 days, the first thin he did was turn ___ the TV.

• on

• in

• around

​Let's practice moreon phrasal verbs, page 145!

Multiple Choice

1. Can I turn on the air-conditioning?

Multiple Choice

2. Can you fill up the car with gasoline, please?

Multiple Choice

3. Please throw away the empty bottles?

Multiple Choice

4. Oh no! We've run out of milk!

Multiple Choice

5. Why did the car break down here?

Multiple Choice

6. You should clean up the bedroom.

Multiple Choice

7. I'm going to look up the word in a dictionary.

Multiple Choice

8. I'm going to find out who did this.

Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings.

Multiple Choice

1. I don't want to go on with the course. It's boring.

• wait

• continue

• stop

• start

• return

Multiple Choice

2. If you want to get in shape you should take up running.

• wait

• continue

• stop

• start

• return

Multiple Choice

3. I'm going to take care of my sister's children tonight.

• wait

• continue

• stop

• be with

• return

Multiple Choice

4. You need to fill out this form to get a passport.

• wait

• continue

• stop

• be with

• complete

Multiple Choice

5. Can you give back the money you own me?

• return

• continue

• stop

• be with

• complete

Multiple Choice

6. You should give up smoking. It's bad for you.

• return

• continue

• stop

• be with

• complete

Multiple Choice

7. If you hold on for five minutes, I'll come, too.

• return

• wait

• stop

• be with

• complete

Multiple Choice

8. The snow will soon turn into water.

• return

• wait

• became

• be with

• complete

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrasal verbs.

Multiple Choice

1. My car is awful. It ___ every month!

• finds out

• breaks down

• gives back

• turns into

Multiple Choice

2. Yesterday, I ___ that I'm going to get a pay raise.

• turned on

• gave back

• found out

• took care of

Multiple Choice

3. I'm going to ___ this pen. It's broken.

• throw away

• look up

• clean up

• fill up

Multiple Choice

4. It rained at first, but then it ___ a beautiful day.

• turned on

• filled up

• turned into

• looked up

Multiple Choice

5. Two years ago, Colin ___ milk for health reason.

• filled up

• took care of

• gave back

• gave up

Multiple Choice

6. The store ___ size 8 jeans yesterday.

• ran out of

• cleaned up

• looked up

• held on

Multiple Choice

7. Can you ___ my cat while I'm away on vacation?

• give up

• go on

• fill out

• look after

Multiple Choice

8. I'm on my way! Please, ___ for another five minutes.

• throw away

• give back

• hold on

• look up

​Preparation after 10 minute-break

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Unit 6 :Risks and experiences

6B Read “Aron Ralston’s amazing story”