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Where do you go when you hang out with friends? Explain hang out.

to spend time with

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what things have you given up recently? Explain

to quit / stop doing

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Reset all scores!

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Does it annoy you when people turn up their music too loud? Explain turn up. What is the opposite?

to increase the volume. to turn down

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True or false. A phrasal verb is a verb with a preposition or adverb

True

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you will be late if you do not hurry up! Explain

move more quickly

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What type of people do you get along with? Explain get along with

to have a good / friendly relationship

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Phrasal verbs are rarely used in English. True or False

false

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name three things you will keep on doing this year. Explain

to continue doing something

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Do you usually hand in your homework on time? What does hand in mean?

to give something to a teacher

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Do phrasal verbs have more than one meaning?

Yes.

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You should look after your parents when they are old! Do you agree? Explain

to take care of

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Phrasal verbs can have a literal and non-literal meaning. True or False

True

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