I1-Unit 11 Pushing yourself Lesson 1

By Ma. Belen Sanchez

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Unit 11

Pushing yourself

​Do you think climbing a mountain is a difficult challenge? Why?
Does the woman have to work hard to achieve her goal?

In this lesson, you are learning how to talk about how to succeed using PHRASAL VERBS.

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​Objectives

Simon says...

What do you do to succeed?

What do you do when you fail?









Time: 3 minutes

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Start speaking!

Discover the hidden word!

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Simon says...

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Multiple Select

Which verbs are PHRASAL VERBS?

• give

• give up

• work out

• work

Multiple Choice

What is a PHRASAL VERB?

• It's a word that describes an action.

• It's phrase consisting of a verb and another element.

Multiple Select

Which PHRASAL VERBS are SEPARABLE?

• figure out

• keep up

• give up

• set up

Multiple Choice

We can SOMETIMES put the object AFTER the two words of a phrasal verb. For example:

• Peter sets a company up.

• Peter sets up a company.

Multiple Choice

We can SOMETIMES put the object BETWEEN the two words of a phrasal verb. For example:

• Peter sets a company up.

• Peter sets up a company.

Multiple Choice

Some PHRASAL VERBS have an OBJECT, for example "give it up"

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Which PHRASAL VERBS are INSEPARABLE?

• set up

• keep up

• work at

• get over

Multiple Select

Which PHRASAL VERBS don't have an OBJECT?

• work out

• stand out

• give up

• figure out

Grammar focus

Multiple Choice

When did you ______?

• set it up

• set up it

Multiple Choice

You just can't ______.

• figure that exercise out

• figure out it

Multiple Select

Please _______.

• get the problem over

• get over the problem

• get over it

Multiple Choice

She's really______.

• working at it

• working it at

Multiple Choice

You are not fat, but you should ____ more.

• work out it

• work out