Vocabulary: Phrasal Verb "Up"

​Vocabulary: Phrasal Verbs with "Up"

By Rattana Chanwan

English (E33102) M. 6

Warm-up activity

By Rattana Chanwan

Multiple Choice

Look at the emojis and guess the phrasal verb with “UP.”

😊🎁

• cheer up

• look up

• give up

• clean up

Multiple Choice

Look at the emojis and guess the phrasal verb with “UP.”

📚🔍

• cheer up

• look up

• give up

• clean up

Multiple Choice

Look at the emojis and guess the phrasal verb with “UP.”

🧹🏠

• cheer up

• look up

• give up

• clean up

Multiple Choice

Look at the emojis and guess the phrasal verb with “UP.”

🚗🧒

• pick up

• look up

• give up

• clean up

Multiple Choice

Look at the emojis and guess the phrasal verb with “UP.”

💡❌

• pick up

• look up

• give up

• clean up

Let's Learn!

Vocabulary: Phrasal Verb with "Up"

to make someone feel happier

cheer up

to search for information
(in a book or online)

look up

to make a place tidy or clean

clean up

to collect someone or something

pick up

to stop doing something
/ to quit

give up

to stop sleeping

wake up

to arrange or prepare something

set up

to invent a story or excuse

make up

grow up

bring up

to become an adult

to start talking a new topic

Activity time

Escape Room – “Mission UP!”

Level 1 – Word Match
Level 2 – Fill in the Gaps
Level 3 – Creative Task

Rules: First group to finish all levels correctly “escapes”

Level 1: Word Match

Multiple Choice

Match the phrasal verbs with their correct meanings.
"Look up"

• Stop trying

• Collect or learn something

• Become happier

• Search for information

Multiple Choice

Match the phrasal verbs with their correct meanings.
"Cheer up"

• Stop trying

• Collect or learn something

• Become happier

• Search for information

Multiple Choice

Match the phrasal verbs with their correct meanings.
"Clean up"

• Search for information

• Make something tidy

• Stop trying

• Collect or learn something

Multiple Choice

Match the phrasal verbs with their correct meanings.
"Give up"

• Stop trying

• Make something tidy

• Become happier

• Collect or learn something

Level 2: Fill in the gap

Fill in the Blanks

I usually

early on weekends.

Fill in the Blanks

Don’t

! You can do it.

Fill in the Blanks

Please

the room before leaving.

Fill in the Blanks

I need to

this word in the dictionary.

Fill in the Blanks

We should

the kids from school at 3 p.m.

Level 3: Creative task

Open Ended

Use 3–5 phrasal verbs with “up” to write 3–5 sentence mini-story

Wrap-up

Multiple Choice

Which sentence shows the correct use of “bring up”?

• She brought up an interesting topic during the meeting.
  
  
  

• He brought up his books from the shelf.

• They brought up the room before guests came.

• I brought up early this morning.

Multiple Choice

What does “grow up” mean?

• To collect something

• To become an adult

• To tidy a place

• To stop trying

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct meaning of “set up”:

• To stop trying

• To search for information

• To arrange or prepare something

• To make someone happier

Multiple Choice

Which verb fits best?

During the meeting, the manager asked me to __________ the problem of late submissions.

• set up

• bring up

• grow up

• cheer up

Open Ended

Reflection:

My favorite phrasal verb today: ____________

I used it in this sentence: _________________

Rattana Chanwan

"Don’t give up!
Every sentence you make
brings your English UP!"