Prepositions and Phrasal Verbs Practice

In this lesson, Miss Rafa introduces unit 4 vocabulary focusing on phrasal verbs and prepositions of movement. The lesson includes explanations of various phrasal verbs with examples, followed by a discussion on prepositions of movement. Students are given practice exercises to fill in gaps using prepositions and choose the correct phrasal verbs. The lesson concludes with activity book exercises and secondary questions to reinforce learning.

What is the main focus of Unit 4 in this lesson?

• Vocabulary

• Grammar rules

• Reading comprehension

• Listening skills

What does 'check over' mean in the context of phrasal verbs?

• To build something

• To repair something

• To move something

• To inspect for faults

Which phrasal verb means 'to erode or corrode'?

• Eat away

• Pull down

• Drive into

• Jack up

What does 'fence off' imply?

• To restrict access

• To build a fence

• To open a gate

• To paint a wall

Which phrasal verb is used to describe raising something using a mechanical device?

• Pull down

• Shore up

• Eat away

• Jack up

What is the opposite of 'into' in terms of prepositions of movement?

• To

• Onto

• From

• Out of

Which preposition would you use to describe movement from one city to another?

• To

• Into

• From

• Onto

Fill in the blank: The actor ran ___ the stage.

• Off

• Onto

• To

• Into

What preposition completes the sentence: 'We moved the chairs ___ my bedroom'?

• Onto

• Out of

• To

• Into

Which preposition fits: 'The vows fell ___ the table'?

• Into

• Onto

• Out of

• Off