Phrasal verbs U1E

​Phrasal verbs

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I can use three-part phrasal verbs​

Poll

Have you seen The Curious Case of Benjamin Button?

• YES

• NO

Explain with your own words what is unusual about the main character​

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​Read the text

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​to have a good/ bad relationship with

to abandon/le​ave

to complete something

to match or equal

to use all of your supply of something​

to agree to do something (work)

to succeed in finding or reaching somebody

to look and act like part of a goup

to tolerate or be patient about something​

​Match the highlighted phrasal verbs with the definitions

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Multiple Choice

A three-part phrasal verb has

• one verb and one particle

• one verb and two particles

• two verbs and one particle

• two verbs and two particles

Multiple Choice

Three-part phrasal verbs are (they have a direct object).

• transitive

• intransitive

​Dictionary work

​Check difference in the meaning

​look up/look up to

get away/get away with

make up/make up for

get up/get up to

go in/ go in for

go back/ go back on​

Multiple Choice

We sent her a present to ______ the disappointment of missing the music festival.

• make up

• make up for

Multiple Choice

I like football, but I don´t ____extreme sports.

• go in for

• go in

Multiple Choice

We _____his name on the internet to check his story was true.

• looked up

• looked up to

Multiple Choice

You said you would take us on holiday this summer! You can´t _____ your promise.

• go back

• go back on

Multiple Choice

Did you ______ anything exciting while your parents were away?

• get up

• get up to

Multiple Choice

Did you ____that story or is it true?

• make up

• make up for