EF2 - 10B Early Birds

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Match the phrasal verbs to their definitions

• go off

• wake up

• get up

• go out

• give up

To begin to sound or ring

To stop sleeping.

To rise or leave your bed after sleeping

To leave your house for a social event

To stop doing or having something

• To begin to sound or ring

• To stop sleeping.

• To rise or leave your bed after sleeping

• To leave your house for a social event

• To stop doing or having something

Match

Match the sentences to the definitions of their phrasal verbs.

• The match will be over at about 5:30.

• My alarm goes off at six o'clock every morning.

• We set off for the airport at 6:30.

• I want to give up chocolate.

• Don't throw away that letter!

To be finished or ended.

To begin to sound or ring

To begin a journey.

To stop doing or having something

To dispose of something

• To be finished or ended.

• To begin to sound or ring

• To begin a journey.

• To stop doing or having something

• To dispose of something

Match

Match the sentences to the definitions of their phrasal verbs.

• Turn down the music! It's very loud.

• Turn up the TV! I can't hear.

• He looked up the words in a dictionary.

• Could you fill out this form?

• I want to find out about hotels in Madrid.

decrease the volume, power, or intensity

increase the volume, power, or intensity

To search for and find information

To complete a form by writing

To discover or get information

• decrease the volume, power, or intensity

• increase the volume, power, or intensity

• To search for and find information

• To complete a form by writing

• To discover or get information

Match

Match the sentences to the definitions of their phrasal verbs.

• Go and put on your pajamas.

• Could you take off your boots, please?

• My sister's looking after Jimmy for me today.

• I'm really looking forward to vacation!

• We need to come up with a new plan.

To get dressed in

To remove something

to take care of someone or something

feel happy and excited about something

To think of an idea, plan, or solution.

• To get dressed in

• To remove something

• to take care of someone or something

• feel happy and excited about something

• To think of an idea, plan, or solution.