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TEACH-THIS.COM Phrasal Race Divide the class into small teams. Write up a verb on the board and ask the students which prepositions can go with the verb to make a phrasal verb. Go through examples and have the students make example sentences. Next, explain the game. Tell the students you will write a different verb on the board. In their teams, students have five minutes to write as many sentences as they can, using the chosen verb as a phrasal verb. Example – take Take up – He decided to take up fishing, because he had always wanted to try it. Take back – I had to take back the shirt. It was the wrong size. After five minutes, ask each team to tell you their sentences. For each correct sentence, award one point. Make sure the meaning of the phrasal verb is conveyed correctly. Play several rounds using different verbs. The team with the most points at the end wins. Here is a list of verbs you may wish to use. Make Bring Be Get Put Turn Carry Written by Paul Adams for Teach-This.com ©2012

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    Phrasal Race

    Divide the class into small teams.

    Write up a verb on the board and ask the students which prepositions can go with the verb to make a phrasal verb. Go through examples and have the students make example sentences.

    Next, explain the game. Tell the students you will write a different verb on the board. In their teams, students have five minutes to write as many sentences as they can, using the chosen verb as a phrasal verb.

    Example take

    Take up He decided to take up fishing, because he had always wanted to try it.

    Take back I had to take back the shirt. It was the wrong size.

    After five minutes, ask each team to tell you their sentences. For each correct sentence, award one point. Make sure the meaning of the phrasal verb is conveyed correctly.

    Play several rounds using different verbs. The team with the most points at the end wins.

    Here is a list of verbs you may wish to use.

    Make

    Bring

    Be

    Get

    Put

    Turn

    Carry

    Written by Paul Adams for Teach-This.com 2012