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Phrasal verbs match up
Match up
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· 12 pairsShow answers
| Keyword | Match |
|---|---|
| wake up | stop sleeping |
| give up | stop trying to do something |
| carry on | keep doing something |
| look after | take care of someone |
| look for | try to find something |
| find out | learn a fact or some news |
| turn down | say no to an offer or an invitation |
| put off | do something later than planned |
| run out of | have none of something left |
| set off | start a journey |
| take after | look or act like an older family member |
| get on with | like someone and be friendly with them |
Teaching notes
Twelve common phrasal verbs for everyday life, such as wake up, give up, look after, find out and run out of, each matched to a short meaning. It's for B1 learners who know the single verbs but get lost when a small word like up or off changes the meaning.
Before playing, ask the class which ones they already use. After matching, ask learners in pairs to write one true sentence for four of the verbs ("I take after my mom"), then read them out with the phrasal verb missing for others to guess. Point out that some can split (turn the offer down) and some can't (look after her). Switch to Flash cards for a review next lesson, or print it with the answer key as a short test.
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