EF2 - 10B Early Birds

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Read about Ella's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

What time does she get up?

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Read about Ella's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

How does she wake up on time?

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Read about Ella's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

How does she feel when she wakes up?

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Read about Ella's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

Does she have anything to eat or to drink before she goes to work?

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Read about Ella's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

How does she get to work?

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Read about Ella's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

What time does she start and finish work?

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Read about Ella's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

What time does she usually go to bed?

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Read about Ella's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

Would she like to change her job?

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Read about Peter's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

What time does he get up?

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Read about Peter's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

How does he wake up on time?

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Read about Peter's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

How does he feel when she wakes up?

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Read about Peter's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

Does he have anything to eat or to drink before she goes to work?

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Read about Peter's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

How does he get to work?

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Read about Peter's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

What time does he start and finish work?

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Read about Peter's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

What time does he usually go to bed?

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Read about Peter's day and answer the questions with short notes (only the information, no need for full sentences).

Would he like to change his job?

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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

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Can you think of a phrasal verb that means "try to find something"?

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Can you think of a phrasal verb that means "to put on clothes in a store to see if they are the right size"?

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Can you think of a phrasal verb that means "to have a friendly relationship with someone"?

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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

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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

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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.

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You're going to listen to a radio show about getting up early. Listen to the first part.

Complete the sentence about Tim:
Tim gets up early because ____

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Now listen to the second part and complete with reasons why it's good to get up early.

The first reason why it's good to get up early is that early morning is ____

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Listen again and complete with reasons why it's good to get up early.

The second reason is that if you get up early, you ____ early.

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Listen again and complete with reasons why it's good to get up early.

The third reason is that it's better to ____ in the morning, when you have ___.