Dependent prepositions. Words often confused. Word formation

Июль 23, 2022

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Dependent prepositions. Words often confused. Word formation

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2. Translate the sentences from Russian into English. - Должно быть, они работают за границей. - Они,
5. Objectives for today are: English in Use Phrasal verb “give” Dependent prepositions Words often confused Word
6. Phrasal verb give give away give up give back give out module 7 8 form
7. give up back out away stop trying distribute 1)reveal 2)give sth because you no longer want
8. раздавать возвращать прекращать попытки открыть секрет; отдавать
9. give back give away give out give up Match the phrasal verbs to their definitions return
10. Fill in: in, off, back, aside. *Tony gave 1)............ my secret and now the whole class
11. Correct the mistakes: away, up, back, out. *Don’t give 1)............, I know you can do it.
12. Choose the correct preposition & translate the sentences. 1. Yesterday, Toby gave away his stamp collection
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15. cyberbullying According to a recent survey around 22% of secondary school pupils have suffered cyberbullying.
16. Girls who bully are more likely to do so in emotional ways. Boys who bully often
17. Children who are bullied are often quiet and shy. They may have few friends and find
18. Children who bully are often - physically strong - like the feeling of power - are
21. Bullying stops here
23. mean blame care come concentrate absent worry with smb for about from on from about Dependent
25. with from about from for on about
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Translate the sentences from Russian into English.
- Должно быть, они работают

за границей.
- Они, может быть, были в Европе.
- Не может быть, чтобы Катя сдала экзамен успешно.
- Петя, возможно, пишет сочинение сейчас. (маловероятно)
- Эти дети, должно быть, учатся в частной школе.

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Objectives for today are:
English in Use
Phrasal verb “give”
Dependent prepositions
Words often

confused
Word formation
Grammar revision

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Phrasal verb
give
give away
give up
give back
give out
module 7
8 form

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give
up
back
out
away
stop trying
distribute
1)reveal
2)give sth because you no longer want it
return
Phrasal verb

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раздавать
возвращать
прекращать попытки
открыть секрет; отдавать

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give back
give away
give out
give up
Match the phrasal verbs to their definitions
return
reveal
distribute
return
distribute
stop

trying

reveal

stop trying

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Fill in: in, off, back, aside.
*Tony gave 1)............ my secret and

now the whole class knows!
*Don’t give 2)............ trying and your marks will improve.
*Diana, could you please give 3)............ the tests?

away

out

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Correct the mistakes:
away, up, back, out.
*Don’t give 1)............, I know

you can do it.
*I have to go to the library and give 2)............ some books I borrowed.
*Be careful! He enjoys giving 3)............ other people’s secrets.
*I gave 4)............ all my old clothes to the charity shop.
*Debra, can you give 5)............. these photocopies to the class?

back

away

out

away

out

back

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Choose the correct preposition & translate the sentences.
1. Yesterday, Toby gave

away his stamp collection because he didn’t want it any more.
2. You can borrow my MP3 player as long as you promise to give it back to me tomorrow.
3. Professor Myers asked Jenny to give out worksheets.
4. Somebody has been giving away all the company’s secrets for the past two months.
5. After spending hours looking for my new CD, I eventually gave up.

up/

/up

/back

/out

back/

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