EntrancePhrasal verb look presentation. Presentation - basic phrasal verbs presentation for an English lesson on the topic
give away, give away
(free, low
price)
distribute,
end (about forces,
patience, supplies)
return, give back
give in, give up
refuse, give up,
surrender (to the police)
1.What are you doing with my diary? Give it ________ immediately.
2. I know that there`s very little hope left but we won`t give _____.
3. When she grew up, Kate gave ______ all her children`s books and toys.
4. When can you give _____ the money that you owe?
5. I gave _____ trying to understand John`s new ideas.
6. Mike, you are the pupil on duty today, aren`t you? Will you help me to give ______ these books, please?
7. Well, don`t get up, children, wait till I give ______ your notebook.
8. People believe that this unusual man gave ______ all his money to the poor and buried himself in a far-away village.
9. Any plants that were left I gave ______ to my neighbors.
10. This is my letter. Give it _____ please.
11. In a few years I`m planning to give my collection of stamps_______.
12.I`m sorry John has given ____ music, he has a talent for playing the piano.
take care, look after,
look after
look at
look forward to
look from high
despise
beware; look out look for
(in dictionary);
look(up)
search
5. My cousin is really arrogant. I hate the way he looks____ everyone.
2. The child is still very young and must be looked ____.
3. The best way to find out what a word means is to look it ____ in a dictionary.
4. Don`t worry, I`ll look ____your pets while you are away.
7. Don`t tell me that the show has been cancelled. I was really looking ______ it.
8. In hospital I looked very well ______.
9. Look _____ me! I am wearing my new dress.
10. When you travel abroad, you should look _______ pickpockets.
11. I looked at this information _____ in a number of books.
12. Looking _______ the newspaper I saw my friend`s name in one of the article.
run away, hide, get away
understand, understand
fill out (document),
write (check, invoice)
compose, invent;
paint; make up
put up
2. He said something angrily and made _____. We`ve never seen him again.
3. I don`t like it when young girls make _____ heavily. It makes them look vulgar.
4. It`s easy to quarrel with a friend but difficult to make _____ your quarrel.
5. Every evening I make _____ a new story and tell it to my little boy when he goes to bed.
6. I can`t make her ____. She is a mystery to me.
7 . The thief stole the wallet and made _____ with it.
8. It took two hours every morning to make ____ the actor.
9. Have you made it _____ with your brother yet?
- I don`t quite understand it now but if you give me time, I`m sure I`ll make it______.
11. Don`t let him make ______ with our money.
12. - Where did you hear this story?
- Nowhere, I made it _____ myself.
to resemble someone, to be like someone
- write down; disassemble;
remove (from shelf)
take away
take back your words;
return o take off (plane); to take clothes off)
invite at your own expense
accept a position from another
begin; undertake
2. Books borrowed from the library should be taken______ on time.
3. Please take ______ your coat and hat and make yourself comfortable.
4. I`m not sure she will be able to take _____ all the details correctly.
5. This bus will take you _____ to the city.
6. Please take the curtains ______ and wash them.
7. Here is a small hole in the sleeve of the new sweater. I think I`ll take the sweater ______ to the shop.
8. Can you feel the plane taking _____ now?
9. Jason carefully took the old photos ______ the wall and put them in the box.
10. What`s your new telephone number? I`d like to take it ______.
11. He is a wonderful lecture. I take ______ every word he says.
12. I borrowed this magazine from Anna. Will you take it ______ for me, please?
to give, to look
2. The best way to find out what a word means is to look it ____ in a dictionary.
3. I know that there`s very little hope left but we won`t give _____.
5. In hospital I looked very well ______.
6. People believe that this unusual man gave ______ all his money to the poor and buried himself in a far-away village.
7.I`m sorry John has given ____ music, he has a talent for playing the piano.
8. What are you doing with my diary? Give it ________ immediately.
9. Looking _______ the newspaper I saw my friend`s name in one of the article.
10. Don`t worry, I`ll look ____your pets while you are away.
11. When she grew up, Kate gave ______ all her children`s books and toys.
12. Mike, you are the pupil on duty today, aren`t you? Will you help me to give ______ these books, please?
13. The child is still very young and must be looked ____.
to make, to take
2. Every evening I make _____ a new story and tell it to my little boy when he goes to bed.
3. The thief stole the wallet and made _____ with it.
4. Books borrowed from the library should be taken______ on time.
5. Please take ______ your coat and hat and make yourself comfortable.
6. - Where did you hear this story?
Nowhere, I made it _____ myself.
7. Can you feel the plane taking _____ now?
9. Please take the curtains ______ and wash them.
10. He said something angrily and made _____. We`ve never seen him again.
11. I don`t like it when young girls make _____ heavily. It makes them look vulgar.
12. Here is a small hole in the sleeve of the new sweater. I think I`ll take the sweater ______ to the shop.
13. What`s your new telephone number? I`d like to take it ______.
TEST (take, look, give, make)
- Nick was carefully ________ down what the teacher was saying.
2. I`d like a pizza, please. To eat here or to______ away?
3. Who is going to ________ after your pet when you are away?
4. The shoes I bought are too small. Should I _________ them back to the shop?
5. I have no time to read the newspaper, but I`d like to________ it through.
6. I won`t _________ off my jacket. I am not staying here.
7. Is it a true story or have you ________ it up?
8. Unfortunately he didn`t ________ after his father. He is a lazybones.
9. I know the task is difficult but don`t ________ up.
10. They had a quarrel but a minute later they _______ up.
11. He ______ away all his money to poor people.
12. I`m sorry I was rude, I ______ back everything I said.
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Phrasal Verb TO LOOK
To look This verb has got a lot of meanings
To look after taking care of someone to educate She is very old. She needs someone to look after her.
To look at to look at something, someone Why are you looking at me like that?
To look for where are you? I'm looking for you!
To look through We have looked through the magazines but we can’t find that photo.
To look up and look it up in the dictionary, reference book If you don’t know the word look it up in the dictionary.
Can you translate it? L look through after up at
Choose the right preposition: L o o k after, up, through, out, in, on, into, at, for look to take care of someone look at
Complete these sentences with a preposition: He looked ____ her in great surprise. I'm looking ____ my keys. Can you help me? You can borrow my book if you promise to look ____ it. Look ____ the newspaper and tell me about the most important events. 5. Who looks ____ your dog when you go away? 8. The police looked ____ his papers.
Key: He looked at her in great surprise. I'm looking for my keys. Can you help me? You can borrow my book if you promise to look after it. Look through the newspaper and tell me about the most important events. 5. Look out - there’s a train coming. 6. Won’t you look in on me when you are in the village? 7. Who looks after your dog when you go away? 8. The police looked through his papers.
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For your information English teacher, MAOU “Secondary School No. 8”, Kogalym Zankovich A.V.
to look to look at - to look at to look after - to look after (take care) to look in - to visit, to come in to look up - to look for, look up something in the dictionary Look out ! - Be careful! to look for - search
Fill in: Look... ! There is a car coming. Could you look … my dog while I am on vacation? I’ll look…and see you next week. If you don’t know the word, look it... in the dictionary. Have you seen my shirt? I’ve been looking…it everywhere. Look at this picture, please.
to put to put off - delay, postpone, postpone to another time; to put on (a coat) - put on a coat; to put away - remove, hide; to put down - record; to put out - put out the fire; to put up with - put up with; to put aside - put aside (temporarily)
Fill in: Close your books and put them…. Take your notebooks and put… all the words that are on the board. Mr. Garrett put … his trip to Washington until next month. Alison is not ready yet. She hasn’t put her sneakers…. Never put … till tomorrow what you can do today. 1) aside; 2) down; 3)off; 4)on; 5) off;
to come to come across - meet by chance to come along - go with someone to come back - return to come off - fly away, break away Come on! - Let's go to!
Fill in: Come…or we’ll be late. I came… this book in a little store. Come...here. I want to talk to you. Come ... with us, or you"ll miss the bus. The button has come ... my coat. 1) on; 2) across; 3) back; 4) along; 5) off;
to get To get up - get up, rise; To get together - to get together, meet; To get over - to recover from an illness; To get off - get off, go out; To get along with somebody - live (live)
Fill in: He gets … early, he"ll come in time. Take this bus and get … in 15 minutes. It was too hard for her to get… after that illness. The more we get … the happier we'll be. How do they get...? Pretty well. 1) up; 2) off; 3) over; 4) together; 5) along ;
To give to give away - to give, give, distribute to give out - to distribute (textbooks); to give in - give in, give up; to give up - refuse, throw;
Fill in: He had to give … smoking as he got sick. “I give...,” Alison said. Give...the textbooks. They gave … their food for free. 1) up; 2) in; 3) out; 4) away.
to go to go in for- get carried away to go off- go out to go on- continue, go further; to go without - do without something
Fill in: Mike doesn't go … sports. The meeting went … for two hours. The lights went … and the film began. You may take this book. I can easy go…it for a month. 1) In for; 2) on; 3) off; 4) without;
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PHRASAL VERBS
Mityugina Tatyana Gennadievna Municipal educational institution Kokinskaya secondary school, Bryansk region What is a phrasal verb?
http://www.azargrammar.com/grammarSpeaks/fegi/fegi_appendix01/fegi_a1_001.html
It"s a verb + a particle
(preposition or adverb)
that changes the meaning
to make a new verb.
Meet Phrasal Verbs, please!
Contents (part one) Separable phrasal verbs- Separable phrasal verbs can be separated by their object. When the object is a noun, it is usually entirely optional whether the object is placed between the verb and the particle or placed after the particle. Both sentences below are correct:
- I took my shoes off.
- I took off my shoes.
- However, when a pronoun is used instead of a noun, the pronoun must be placed between the verb and the particle:
- I took them off.
- I took off them.
- But in one type of sentence, separable phrasal verbs must be separated - when the phrasal verb has two objects:
- She put a blanket on. She put on a blanket
- She put a blanket on the bed. She put on a blanket the bed.
- Nonseparable phrasal verbs
- Nonseparable phrasal verbs cannot be separated by their object:
- He ran into a tree. He ran a tree into.
LOOK AT…
LOOK AFTER
VISIT
VIEW SOMETHING
CAREFULLY!
LOOK
- Look......! There is a car coming.
- Could you look……. my dog while I am on vocation?
- I’ll look….. and see you next week.
- If you don’t know the word look it ….. in the dictionary.
- Have you seen my shirt? I’ve been looking….. it everywhere.
- Look….. this picture, please.
- Look ahead –
- Look about –
- Look back
- Look round –
- Look through –
- Look like –
- Look well (ill) –
- Look here! -
- Look down -
- Look over -
- Look forward to -
- Look up to -
look ahead
look around (orientate yourself)
look back (including to the past)
look around
look through, look through
be like...
look good (bad)
Listen!
look down
browse
look forward to
Translate into English- I advise you not just to look at this agreement, but to read it carefully.
- I always treated him with respect (I looked up to him).
- Everyone likes to be looked after, right?
- We look forward to meeting you in Moscow.
- Find the meaning of new words in the dictionary.
- You shouldn't look back at the past all the time. We must live and look forward.
1d, 2a,3b,4f,5c,6h,7e,8g.
- look...over
- looked on
- looked at
- look up
- look into
- look out
- look up to
- look through
- looking into
- look it up
- don't look out
- looking through the text quickly
- look over
- looks after
- looking on
save
put on
write down
drive out, remove
put up
Fill in the gaps and translate- Close your books and put them…….
- Take your notebooks and put……. all words that are on the board.
- Mr. Garrett put …….. his trip to Washington untill next month.
- Alison is not ready yet. She hasn’t put her coat…….
- Never put …….. till tomorrow what you can do today.
- Put to school -
- Put out of -
- Put in order -
- Put an end to smth. -
- Put back -
- Put by -
- Put through-
send the child to school
throw away
put in order
stop
put in place
avoid, avoid
execute, connect (by phone)
Translate into English- It's cold outside. Wear a hat and scarf to avoid catching a cold.
- Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today.
- Please don't hang up. I'll take a pen and write down your phone number.
- I find it difficult to come to terms with his decision. I think otherwise.
- You must put an end to this unpleasant story.
bump into, meet by chance
Go with someone
Come back
Break away
Fill in the gaps and translate- Come…………. or we'll be late.
- I came………….. this book in a little book shop.
- Come……………..here. I want to talk to you.
- Come……………….. with us, or you will miss a bus.
- The button has come …………….. my coat.
- Come round -
- Come away -
- Come before -
- Come down -
- Come forward -
- Come out -
- Come to good -
- Come up -
- Come from -
- Light come light go -
visit, take a look
precede
to fall, to fall (about precipitation, about prices)
move forward, come forward
show up, appear
ends well
get up
easy to get, easy to part with
(proverb)
come from...
Translate into English- Didn't they promise to come see us this evening?
- When I was looking through old newspapers, I accidentally found some useful information on this topic.
- Prices seem to always go up and never go down.
- Where is he from? From Scotland.
- I'm glad this story ended well
get up
going to
overcome,
recover
get off, get down
get along,
get out
Fill in the gaps and translate- If he gets ……… early, he’ll come in time.
- Take this bus and get………..in 15 minutes.
- It was too hard for her to get ……….after that illness.
- The more we get………………the happier we’ll be.
- How do they get ……………? Pretty well.
- Get out! -
- Get back -
- Get away -
- Get in -
- Get on -
- Get down -
- Get around -
- Get ahead -
- Get by heart -
Get lost!
return
to avoid
get in, get elected
begin; live
How are you getting on?
go down, bend down
advance
memorize
Translate into English- They say he has recovered and is feeling well now.
- Let's all meet together and decide what to do.
- I heard you have a new history teacher. How is your relationship with him?
- Hello! How are you?
- He can't learn this poem. It's too big for his age.
- Are you getting off at the next stop?
get involved
go out, go off...
continue
do without…
combine,
harmonize
Fill in the gaps and translate- Mike doesn’t go……. sports.
- The meeting went……. for two hours.
- The lights went ……… and the film began.
- You may take this book. I can easily go……. it for a week.
- Your blouse doesn’t go ……… with this skirt.
- Go to sea -
- Go about -
- Go against -
- Go ahead -
- Go away -
- Go back -
- Go between -
- Go out (with) -
- Go under -
- Go with -
- Go down -
- Go down with -
become a sailor
walk here and there
contradict
move forward
leave, get out
come back
be a mediator between...
go out and meet...
fit, fit
decline, fall
get sick with something
Translate into English- When I was young, I played sports, but now, unfortunately, I don’t have time for it.
- Do you know that John is dating Anne?
- He felt that someone was following him and ran.
- Do you think a red handbag goes with this dress?
- He called and said he was sick with the flu and couldn't come.
- Experts say that the price of this painting cannot fall, it will rise.
- This does not contradict the education law.
1d,2f,3a,4c,5g,6b,7e.
Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verb- go back
- going about
- gone in for
- go for
- going along
- went off
- went down
1b, 2e,3d,4f,5g,6c,7a.
Replace the underlined words with the correct form of the verbs above- going up
- go through
- gone on
- went in
- go down
- go by
- go back
- going about
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Preparation for the State Examination and the Unified State Exam on the topic “Phrasal Verbs” Prepared by: Repina E.A. Municipal educational institution "Novoselskaya sosh"
look about \around (look around, look around) a fter (look after someone, take care of, keep an eye on...) a head (look forward to the future) a t (look at...) ack (look back, remember the past) down (on) – look down, look with contempt for (search, hope)
look forward to (wait impatiently) in (look at someone, go) into (explore, consider) on (count someone, observe) out for (look out, look for) over (through) – look through, look through to ( turn to s/l) up (look for)
No. 1. Choose the right form of the verb “to look” and complete the sentences 1. I looked it up in the dictionary. 2. We looked to them for help. 3. The teacher was looking over our homework. 4. She looks on him as her son. 7. I shall look into this report. 5. You should look in to see us, if only for a minute. 6. I’m so looking forward to it. 8. At first, his parents looked down on his wife Mary.
9. Never look back, you can’t change the past. 10. He won’t even look at milk. 11. Looking ahead to the future, we can imagine the time when all cars will fly. 12. She was looking after the train as it was leaving the station. 13. Do we have to pay to look around this castle? 14. Look out for Jenny while you’re in the airport. 15. She’s been looking for an apartment for half a year already
No. 2. Insert the prepositions and translate the sentences into Russian. I"m looking __ seeing him very much. Stop looking __ me like that! I looked it __ in the dictionary. I"m looking __ the weekend. Thanks for looking __ my grandfather when he was ill. Can you help me to look __ my keys? We"ve asked the neighbors to keep an eye __ the house for us while we are away. No. 3. What the English for? Look after the children Look for the key Look at this building Look forward to the holidays View the magazine Look at me
No. 4. Translate into Russian. I look after the child at night. Look at the picture! I'm looking for Mary. Where is it, I'm looking forward to working with you. Look up the word “prestige” in the dictionary. It's hard work looking after three kids all day. Look at Lena! She is much happier now.
No. 1 1- up 2- for 3- over 4- on 5- in 6- forward 7- into 8- down 9- back 10 -at 11- ahead 12- after 13- around 14- out for 15- for Keys: No. 2 Forward At Up Forward After For on No. 4. 1 .I"m looking after a child tonight. 2. Look at the picture! 3. I"m looking for Mary. Where is she? 4. I’m really looking forward to working with you. 5. Look up in a dictionary the word “prestige”. 6.Look at Helen. She's much happier now.
Materials used: 1.http://www.veclasses.ru/ex/012.htm 2.http://engblog.ru/page/11 3. Educational and training complex by O.V. Afanasyeva “New English course for Russian schools”