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English Lesson for Lomonosov School

Experience

When we use experience as a countable noun, it's for talking about ‘something that happens to us that affects how we feel’.

• Meeting my favourite actor was one of the best experiences of my life!

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Experience can also mean ‘the way something happens to us’ which also affects how we feel.

• Please complete this short survey about your experience today.

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When it’s an uncountable noun, experience means 'the knowledge or skill we get from doing things'.

• I don’t have any experience of working with children.

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If we experience something, ‘it happens to us', or 'we feel it'. This is a transitive verb.

• I'm experiencing pain in my right knee.

Multiple Choice

When we use 'experience' to talk about 'the way something happens to us', it is a ______ noun.

• countable

• uncountable

Multiple Choice

'Experience' can mean ‘the way something happens to us’ which affects how we feel. Which is an example of this meaning?

• Meeting my favourite actor was one of the best experiences of my life!

• Please complete this short survey about your experience today.

• I don’t have any experience of working with children.

Multiple Choice

Another meaning of 'experience' as a verb is that we feel something. Which of these sentences has that meaning?

• I'm experiencing pain in my foot. It might be a broken bone.

• Going to Disneyland was an amazing experience!

• I have lots of driving experience, so I can give you a lift.

turn up - увеличить громкость
go on - продолжать, длиться
keep up - поддерживать, идти в ногу
fall out - выпадать
get off - слезать, выходить

get up - вставать, подниматься
turn away - отворачиваться
go by - пройти, проходить мимо
keep on - продолжать
be out - выходить, отсутствовать

Some phrasal verbs

Next task: fill in the gaps with a suitable verb

Multiple Choice

I don’t like to ____ up early.

• brake

• get

• come

• turn

Multiple Choice

The girl was offended and ____ away from them. But she was still sitting at the table.

• took

• went

• walked

• turned

Multiple Choice

We hoped that it was our taxi, but the car ____ by.

• came

• stood

• went

• walked

Multiple Choice

It’s getting dark but they ____ on working.

• hold

• keep

• get

• come

Multiple Choice

Jonathan called Susan half an hour ago, but she ____ out.

• is

• look

• was

• come

Multiple Choice

I can’t hear what they say. Please, ____ up the TV.

• make

• turn

• pick

• give

Multiple Choice

Don’t hesitate, ____ on talking. We are listening to you.

• take

• hold

• put

• go

Multiple Choice

Try to ____ up with us, if you don’t want to get lost.

• give

• clean

• keep

• move

Multiple Choice

This card ____ out of your pocket.

• get

• fell

• take

• come

Multiple Choice

Do you ____ off at the next stop?

• go

• take

• get

• come