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11A Grammar expressing movement

 a Complete the sentences with a preposition of movement.

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

10 11 12

1 A police helicopter flew over the houses. 7 The road goes the village.
2 The rock star threw a TV 8 The boy is climbing the
the window. tree.
3 A bird flew the bridge. 9 He jumped the swimming
4 They danced the fire. pool.
5 The sheriff walked the 10 The dog swam the river.
saloon. 11 The police officers fell
6 The cat ran the wall. the stairs.
12 The skiers are skiing the
mountain.

activation

  b Test your memory. Cover the sentences. Look at the pictures and remember the sentences.

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11B Grammar word order of phrasal verbs
 a What are the people doing? Complete each sentence with a phrasal verb. Use one word from
each list.

get (x2) go look pick put take throw turn write

away (x2) down for off on  on (x2)  up (x2)

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

1 She’s turning on the TV. 10

2 He’s his shoes.


3 They’re the questions.
4 He’s her books.
5 She’s for the weekend.
6 He’s his newspaper.
7 She’s her phone.
8 He’s early.
9 She’s her coat.
10 They’re well.

  b Circle the right answer. Check (✓) if both are correct.
1 Can I try on this jacket / try this jacket on, please? ✓
2 I can’t hear the music. Can you turn it up / turn up it?
3 They’re my sister’s children. I’m looking after them / looking them after.
4 Jane called when you were out. Can you call her back / call back her?
5 Turn off your cell phones / Turn your cell phones off before the exam begins.
6 Your clothes are all over the floor. Please pick up them / pick them up.
7 I can’t find my car keys. Can you help me look for them / look them for?
8 If I lend you the money, when will you pay me back / pay back me?

activation

  c Cover the sentences in a. Look at the pictures and say what’s happening.

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11C Grammar so, neither + auxiliaries
 a Complete the dialogues with So + auxiliary + I or Neither + auxiliary + I.

1 A I don’t like that new building much. 11 A I don’t get along with Lydia very well.
B Neither do I. It looks like a spaceship. B  . We don’t really have much
in common.
2 A I passed the exam!
B So did I! I got 92%. 12 A I got married in 2005.
B  . But I got divorced a year
3 A I can’t swim. later!
B  . Maybe we should take
lessons. 13 A I was working in San Francisco last year.
B  . What a coincidence!
4 A I’m not very hungry.
B  . I’ll just have a sandwich. 14 A I haven’t been to South America.
B , but I’d love to go.
5 A I’ve finished college.
15 A I want to go to the beach today.
B  . I’m looking for a job now!
B . It’s a beautiful day.
6 A I didn’t like the movie.
16 A I won’t go to that restaurant again.
B . It was too slow.
B . The food was awful.
7 A I was born in 1989.
17 A I’m going to stop using Facebook.
B Really? .
B  . I spend too much time on it.
8 A I don’t have any brothers or sisters.
18 A I’d like to go to New Zealand.
B  . But I have a lot of cousins.
B  . They say it’s beautiful.
9 A I’m going to stay at home this evening.
19 A I’ll do my homework on the bus.
B . I’m very tired.
B  . It’s very easy.
10 A I have to go to work on Saturday.
20 A I have a twin sister.
B  . I hate working on the
weekends. B  . That’s amazing!

  b Practice the dialogues in a with a partner.

activation

c Write a two-line dialogue with So + auxiliary + I, and another with Neither + auxiliary + I.

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