How are you today? Ready for some phrasal verbs practice ? Here it is a little review/ extension exercise. Let's concentrate on the phrasal verbs around this web.
LOOK + 11 different prepositions
Check the meaning on an online dictionary. and write down the meaning on your notebook.📓
CLICK HERE TO PRACTICE // AND A SECOND PRACTICE 👈These are self-correcting exercise.
TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT:
Choose 5 phrasal verbs from above☝ and write an explanatory sentence that is true for you in the blog. Use a valid sentence ( S+V+O+ adverbs) that really explains the verb. Pay attention to the examples in the self-correcting exercises to see what follows the verb. See some clues about how to use them below👇
Remember to use original sentences that are true for you, check spelling before writing. Do your best! Answers will be corrected by tomorrow.
Have a wonderful day!
Hi Arantxa! I’m Alexis
ReplyDelete-Look up: When I look up I always get dizzy
-Look for: I, who was looking for a pencil under the bed, hit my head
-Look forward to: My sister, who looking forward to for an orden, did not arrive
-Look out: Look out with that dog, it looks like it will bite
-Look through: When i’m in a bookshop, I look through as many book as i cam
Hi Arantxa, I’m Ángela:
ReplyDeleteLook for: I´m lookin for my pocket.
Look round: I took a look round the cliffs myself this morning.
Look up: We use a dictionary to look up the meaning of words.
Look back: The secret of success is never to look back.
Look in: Lucas, look in my eye and tell me this is true.
Hi Arantxa, I'm Pablo Torres from 1°B
ReplyDelete1-. When I was in my cousin's house, I looked after my niece.
2-. My grandfather taught me that I never have to look back
3-. Finally I can look round the country side
4-. I looking on my bedroom I found my old movile phone
5-. In my aunt house I look through all my cousin's things
Hi Arantxa! These are my sentences:
ReplyDelete1. I really look forward to go to the beach!
2. When I look back on the last summer, I realise how much fun it was.
3. I always look up the dictionary when I dont'n know a Word.
4. I love looking after my little cousins, they're lovely.
5. I'm looking for my headphones, I'm always loosing them.
Hi Arantxa, Im Marta and i give you my sentences,bye!!
ReplyDeleteMy brother looks after my dog when I am in the school.
Look at the time! We have to go.
Look into the bedroom, maybe its here your phone
After finish your exam please look over before you give it to her
If you don’t know that, then look it up
Hi Arantxa, here are my sentences:
ReplyDelete1. I'm looking forward to have a meet up with my friends again.
2. I've been looking for a new mouse pad recently.
3. When my father goes shopping, he always go looking in on my mother and me.
4. It's useless for me to look around in the streets because I get lost anyways.
5. When I was younger my older brother looked after me.
Hello I'm Maria Pinto.
ReplyDelete-I'm trying not to look ahead to what will happen when he leaves.
-Look out! There's a car coming!
-I hope things will start to look up soon.
-I'm looking forward to seeing my best friend.
-I’ve been looking for that book everywhere.
Hi Arantxa! I'm Alejandro Venegas Suárez from 1-B.
ReplyDeleteThese are my sentences:
1) I'll look up for this topic because I'm very interesting in it.
2) Last week, I look in my cousin.
3) I spent a lot of time looking for my buttons because I lose them again.
4) I look back and I'm so happy to be better now.
5) I look through the activity.
Hello arantxa! I´m Rocío Ruíz Pérez from 1*B
ReplyDeleteThere are my sentences:
- Look up: I often have to look up the meaning of unfamiliar words.
- Look through: I looked through the options and chose the first one.
- Look round: Luck takes a family to look around a new home.
- Look back: I can look back with a clear conscience.
- Look in: Frank looked in the fridge to see if there was any milk.