Phrasal Verbs
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Objective
I can identify the meaning of common phrasal verbs in context.
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Learn English with Bob the Canadian · 7:57
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Practice
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Define what a phrasal verb is in your own words.
Explain the difference in meaning between "get in" and "get on" when referring to transportation, as demonstrated in the video. Provide an example of each.
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Exit ticket
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“What does "fall apart" mean in this sentence: "My truck is getting old and it's starting to fall apart."? What does "pick out" mean in this sentence: "A lot of times before I go out I need to pick out which jacket I'm going to wear."? What does "turn on" mean in this sentence: "At night when it's dark, sometimes we have to turn on a light."?”
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