Phrasal Verbs via English Songs
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Task Description
Listen to songs and choose the right phrasal verb (multiple choice) then try to predict one according to semantics of a song lyrics.
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Listen to songs and choose the right phrasal verb (multiple choice) then try to predict one according to semantics of a song lyrics.
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Phrasal Verbs via English SongsVideo length
4 minutes 12 seconds
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Music videos
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Grammar topic
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Level
The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1), Pre-intermediate (A2), Advanced (C1)
Student type
This resource is intended for:Adults, Business/professional students, High schoolers
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phrasal verbs, phrasal verbs through songs, phrasal verbs in songs, phrasal verbs via songs, phrasal verbs in health, phrasal verbs illness, phrasal verbs at the doctor's
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This resource is licensed by MarishkaD under the iSLCollective Copyright License.
Upload date
26/06/2017
Video quiz questions (printable)
1. Choose the correct options.
Which phrasal verb have you just heard?
to pass away
rule out
pass out
2. Choose the correct options.
Which phrasal verb have you just heard?
stay off
get over
fight off
3. Choose the correct options.
Which phrasal verb have you just heard?
be down with
squeeze in
4. Choose the correct options.
Which phrasal verb have you just heard?
to fight off
to get over
to stay off
5. Choose the correct options.
Which phrasal verb have you just heard?
break out
rule out
pass out
6. Choose the correct options.
Which phrasal verb have you just heard?
throw up
pass out
look after
7. Choose the correct options.
Which phrasal verb have you just heard?
pass out
be down with
rule out
8. Guess the end.
What phrasal verb could be here?
Lesson Plan
Pre-tasks
1. Follow this link to practice vocabulary of the topic: https://quizlet.com/_3h53v4
Vocabulary list
pass away
to die
rule out
to exclude
break out
to start suddenly
fight off
to free yourself from an illness
pass out
to faint, lose consciousness
get over
to recover from smth
be down with
to fall ill
to throw up
to vomit
squeezein
to place smb in the schedule with difficulty (to fit in)
stay off
to refuse from smth for a period of time
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