Week 9 _ Review Grade 9

Review

1. Phrasal verbs

2. Gerunds - Infinitives

3. First conditional sentences

Open Ended

What's the meaning of "Look after"?

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What's the meaning of "Look forward"?

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What's the meaning of "Look over"?

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses "look after" correctly?

• A. I will look after the presentation tomorrow.
  

• B. Can you look after my cat while I’m on vacation?
  

• C. She looks after the city from the rooftop.

Multiple Choice

What does the phrasal verb "look forward to" mean in this sentence?

"I really look forward to seeing you next weekend!"

• A. To feel nervous about something
  

• B. To take care of someone
  

• C. To feel excited or anticipate something in the future

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence: "He needs to __________ the report before submitting it to his teacher."

• A. look forward to
  

• B. look over
  

• C. look after

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is incorrect?

• A. I look forward to my birthday party.
  

• B. I’ll look after my little brother this evening.
  

• C. I will look forward my homework.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence using "look over":

• A. Can you look over these papers before the meeting?
  

• B. We look forward to the papers last week.
  

• C. I look after this task during the break.

Match

Tìm các cặp tương ứng sau

• put .........with

• drop ..... of

• turn

• run

• ......up with

up

out

down

into

keep

• up

• out

• down

• into

• keep

Dropdown

What does "take up" mean? ​

Select answer

​ ​

Dropdown

The phrasal verb "drop out of" refers to ​ ​

Select answer

something before completing it

Dropdown

"turn down" implies a negative action—either ​

Select answer

something or ​lowering an intensity level.

Multiple Choice

What does it mean if someone "takes up" a new hobby?

• • A) They continue an old hobby

• • B) They start learning a new hobby

• • C) They quit the hobby they already have

Multiple Choice

If John "drops out of" college, what has he done?

• • A) He completed his studies

• • B) He decided to leave college without finishing

• • C) He graduated early

Multiple Choice

Which of these sentences uses "turn down" correctly?

• • A) He turned down the job offer because it wasn't a good fit.

• • B) She turned down the volume because it was too quiet.

• • C) She turned down the street to meet her friends.

Multiple Choice

If Mary "takes up" swimming, what is she likely doing?

• • A) Quitting her swimming lessons

• • B) Selling swimming equipment

• • C) Participating in swimming for the first time

Multiple Choice

Why might someone "turn down" an invitation to a party?

• A) They don't want to go to the party

• B) They are attending the party

• C) They are organizing the party

Open Ended

Work with a partner and review how to use First Conditional sentences.

When do we need to use it?

Open Ended

Write the structure of First Conditional sentence.

If + subject +...................,............................

Open Ended

Write 1 first conditional sentence, start with

"If I have a puppy,........................"

Open Ended

If it (rain) ______ tomorrow, we (cancel) ______ the picnic.

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If you (study) ______ hard, you (pass) ______ the exam.

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They (not/go) ______ to the beach if the weather (be) ______ bad.

Reorder

Sắp xếp lại những thứ sau

• She had to

• put up

• with

• the loud noise

• from the construction site for weeks.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Sắp xếp lại những thứ sau

• I ranan

• into

• old friend from

• high school

• while shopping at the mall.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Sắp xếp lại những thứ sau

• It’s hard

• to keep

• up with

• all the new technology

• coming out these days.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Open Ended

Write a short story about your life in year 2034.

Write at least 3 sentences using First conditional sentences.