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Teacher's notes
39 Phrasal verbs with up
Aim
Preparation
To teach and practise some common phrasal verbs with up (give up, turn up, etc.)
Copy the handout on page 141 ~ one copy per student or pair.
Introduction (5 minutes)
Introduce the subject by writing the following
on the board:
usually ___up at 7.30 every morning.
Don't leave your things on the floor. them up!
‘The taxi____ up outside the station.
Ask the students if they can suggest verbs that
will fill the gaps (answer: get, pick, pulled/drew).
Explain that get up, pick up and pull up are all
phrasal verbs. Ask them if they know any other
phrasal verbs with up. Write them on the board.
Tell the students that in today’s lesson you will
be looking at other phrasal verbs with up.
Presentation (15 minvies)
Activity A Let the students work in pairs. Give
each pair a copy of the handout. Tell them to
match the verbs with their definitions. Check
orally, then let them test each other by taking it,
in turns to read out a definition and see if their
partner can give the correct phrasal verb.
Practice (20 minutes)
Activity B Divide the class into groups of three
or four, In groups, they discuss each of the
questions, taking it in turns to give their
Conclusion (10 minutes)
A quick revision exercise, Read out the
following sentences. After each one, pause and
ask students to suggest a phrasal verb that can
be used.
1 We're going to decorate the kitchen this
weekend.
2 He was attacked and hit badly as he left the
nightclub.
3 If you don't know what the word means, find
out from the dictionary.
4 Nowadays more and more children are being
raised by a single parent.
5 Could I sleep at your place tonight?
6 The terrorists destroyed the bridge using
dynamite.
7 Pam and Cathy didn’t arrive until well after
midnight.
8 One day I’m going to stop smoking!
9 My school closes for the summer on June 12th.
10 Sorry I'm late. I was delayed by a traffic jam on
the motorway.
Homework
Students use their dictionaries to find out what
the following phrasal verbs mean. Ask them to
write sentences of their own using each one.
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opinions. Stop them after about 12 minutes. come up
Activity C Still working in groups, they decide FRM?
if the phrasal verbs are used correctly. Check a P
orally my wp
own up
take up
Key
Ale 2k 30 4h S1 6d 7p 82 9m 101 Conclusion
Nb Wf 13m ie 15) 16g
© 1No 2Yes 3No 4No SYes Ges 7Yes 8No
Tdoup 2beaten up 3lookitupin 4 brought up
5 Could you put me up 6blew up 7 tum up
Bgive up 9 breaks up 10 held up
Wet PE et PP PR PE PEP TRL TET TL TL TLL LILI LIL LILI 39 Phrasal verbs with up
A. Match the phrasal verbs on the left with the correct definition on the right. Write your answers
in the boxes below.
1 beat up a decorate (a room)
2 blow up b_ behave like an adult (rather than behaving childishly)
3. break up € become friends again (after a quarrel)
4 bring up become happy (after being sad)
5 brushup —_e-_ attack and hit someone badly
6 cheer up f delay
7 clear up & arrive
8 doup raise (children)
9 dress up i. stop doing something (e.g. smoking)
10 give up j give someone a bed for the night
11 grow up K destroy with explosives (e.. a bridge)
12 hold up 1 practise and improve (e.g. a foreign language)
13 look up 'm put on your best clothes; wear a fancy-dress costume
14 make up find information in a reference book (¢.¢. the meaning of a word in a
dictionary)
15 put up © stop for the summer (school)
16 turn up P_ stop raining; turn sunny (weather)
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B Discuss the following,
1 What was the last word in English you looked up in the dictionary? Which of the following
words would you need to look up?
valuable to scold consequently niece humid illiterate
2 Have you ever turned up late for an important meeting or appointment? If so, what
happened? Think of a good excuse for turning up late for the following:
ajob interview an important exam your own wedding
3 Write five dos and don’ts for parents bringing up children nowadays.
4 Have you ever tried to give up something, e.g. smoking? What happened? Were you
successful? What advice would you give to someone who was trying to give up smoking or
cating sweets and chocolates?
5 Name some occasions when it is necessary to dress up. What about fancy-