Výukový materiál VY_22_INOVACE_22_ Phrasal verbs. Part 2 Základní škola Třemošnice, okres Chrudim, Pardubický kraj 538 43 Třemošnice, Internátní 217; IČ: 70989176, tel: 469 661 719, emaiI: zskola@tremosnice.cz, www.zs-tremosnice.cz Registrační číslo: CZ.1.07/1.4.00/21.2459 Název: Škola pro každého – kvalita a efektivnost ve využití lidských zdrojů Výukový materiál VY_22_INOVACE_22_ Phrasal verbs. Part 2 Název materiálu (téma): Phrasal verbs. Part 2 Sada:Angličtina,2. stupeň Autor: Mgr. Alena Chaloupková Anotace: Phrasal verbs. Part 2 (práce s interaktivní tabulí, pracovní list) © Výukový materiál je majetkem ZŠ Třemošnice, okres Chrudim, Pardubický kraj, 2012

Phrasal verbs. Part 2 Teacher: Mgr. Alena Chaloupková Class: 9 Date : 6th March 2013 Subject: English Topic: Phrasal verbs in use. Part 2. Key words: go up, fall over, find out, look after, look it up, get on with, drink up, eat up, get over, carry on, give up, run out of, put out. Type of interactivity: Interactive board with a worksheet for testing to find out if students have competence for correct using of some phrasal verbs. This exercise can be used for practice of phrasal verbs or testing of some phrasal verbs and their meanings. We can also use it for work in pairs or groups during lesson like an aid of quick revision.

Complete the sentences below with the correct phrasal verb Complete the sentences below with the correct phrasal verb. Use one of the phrasal verbs in brackets. (go up, fell over, find out, look after, look it up, get on with, drink up, eat up, get over, carry on, give up, run out of, put out) The prices always _____________but never come down. 2 My sister can‘t go out today, she _____________auntie‘s baby. 3 When she was running downstairs she ______________and broke her leg. 4 I am sure I can _____________who broke my favourite glass. If you don‘t understand the word, _______________in your dictionary. The fire-brigade ________________ the fire in two hours. I am sorry, those jeans have ________________stock. My father has tried to _______________smoking several times. 9 _______________the lemonade, I need the glass for Jim. He is nervous. He doesn‘t _______________his boss. Why didn‘t you ________________your snack yesterday, Tom? Don‘t stand here on the zebra-crossing and _______________ walking quickly. 13 She was ill for 2 months so I think it will take her a long time to ______________.

Key: The prices always go up but never come down. 2 My sister can‘t go out today, she is looking after auntie‘s baby. 3 When she was running downstairs she fell over and broke her leg. 4 I am sure I can find out who broke my favourite glass. If you don‘t understand the word, look it up in your dictionary. The fire-brigade put out the fire in two hours. I am sorry, those jeans have run out of stock. My father has tried to give up smoking several times. 9 Drink up the lemonade, I need the glass for Jim. He is nervous. He doesn‘t get on with his boss. Why didn‘t you eat up your snack yesterday, Tom? Don‘t stand here on the zebra-crossing and carry on walking quickly. 13 She was ill for 2 months so I think it will take her a long time to get over.

Literature: Stuart Redman, English Vocabulary in Use, Cambridge University Press, 2001, ISBN 0 521 55737 2