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SO Unit 6

The document provides examples of describing multi-word verbs without using the italicized words. Partners take turns describing the verbs to each other and guessing the verbs. There are also examples of sentences using conditionals and mixed emotions news scenarios.

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GUESS THE VERB

✃ Vocabulary plus: multi-word verbs


6

Worksheet A
Describe each multi-word verb to your partner but do not use the words in italics. Your partner will
try and guess the verb.

chat
scroll up dress up
somebody up
website computer mouse clothes formal wear
talk speak man move top smart down
woman like

get on click on try on


like friend relationship mouse computer icon
clothes shop test fit size
good well link move

Worksheet B
Describe each multi-word verb to your partner but do not use the words in italics. Your partner will
try and guess the verb.

settle down shut down take off


computer finish off clothes remove finish
old family calm home live
power close bed on

go off
log off dress down
somebody
website computer close clothes informal up
stop like relationship leave exit wear jeans
finish friend

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CONDITIONALS RACE
6 Grammar: zero and first conditionals

If you practise I’ll be If I get a (new)


English every embarrassed if
FREE When it’s really
job next year,
day, … … SQUARE hot, …

FINISH

If my favourite I always … I’ll go to bed If you don’t If someone says


team wins a when I get early tonight eat enough
FREE something bad
game … home. if … vegetables, … SQUARE about me, …

I could go If you do When I next


abroad next exercise every
FREE speak to my
When I next go If you visit my
year if … day, … SQUARE parents, …
on holiday, … country, …

If there’s
When I see a When I next
sad story on the
FREE see my family,
I’ll be really nothing FREE
news, … SQUARE …
happy if … interesting on SQUARE
TV tonight, …

If my teacher
If I study/work I find it
I get annoyed I might go out gives me lots I won’t be
hard this year, relaxing when
when … tonight if … of homework happy if …
… …
today, …

If I feel If I get home


confused in
FREE When I go to When I feel If I’m late for
early tonight,
class … SQUARE bed tonight … exhausted … class, …

When I have I can save time


I feel relaxed If it rains this FREE
START when … weekend, …
lots of work to in the mornings
do … if … SQUARE

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WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT?
✃ Grammar: second conditional
6

shout ‘Hello!’ in
paint yourself tell your teacher
the middle of the cry in class
blue to be quiet
street

stand on
play with shout at a
kiss a stranger a bus when there
children’s toys police officer
are free seats

move to the fail a test sing a song to


cycle 1,000km
arctic on purpose the class

steal a penguin dance in the start a fire in


climb a tall tree
from the zoo street your house

run through
sit on a dog bark like a dog eat a book
the supermarket

walk in break a
drink water sing during
the middle of window in
from the sea an exam
the road your house

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MIXED EMOTIONS
6 Functional language: giving news ✃
You’ve seen
your friend’s You have the You’ve lost
You’ve just
boy/girlfriend opportunity to your friend’s
passed your
holding hands study abroad book which you
driving test.
with someone next year. borrowed.
else.

You’ve been Your favourite You’ve just got


You’ve met a new
offered a great sports team has a pay rise in
boy/girlfriend.
new job. just won a game. your job.

You’re going The class


You’re getting You’ve lost your
on holiday next party has been
married. dog.
week. cancelled.

You’ve split
You’ve lost your You’ve crashed Your computer
up with your
job. your friend’s car. has ‘died’.
partner.

The concert
You’ve had a big
You’ve failed an you were going Your wallet has
argument with
important exam. to has been been stolen.
your parents.
cancelled.

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GIFTED!
✃ Vocabulary: success and ability
7

Worksheet A
1 Ask your partner questions using the prompts below. Partner 1 Partner 2

1 / work / hard / school?

2 How often / practise / ?

3 / know anyone / expert / ?

4 / aptitude / computers?

5 / believe / ability / succeed?

6 Who / most / talented musician / you know?

7 / know anyone / ability / ?

8 / anything / you / hopeless / ?

2 Now change partners and ask your questions again. Do they have anything in common?

Worksheet B
1 Ask your partner questions using the prompts below. Partner 1 Partner 2

1 What things / practise / regularly?

2 / know anyone / natural talent / languages?

3 For which jobs / need to be / skillful communicator?

4 / know anyone / gifted / art?

5 / find it easy / focus / problems?

6 / you / high achiever / school?

7 / ever have / opportunity / ?

8 / anything / you / useless / ?

2 Now change partners and ask your questions again. Do they have anything in common?

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