Task 1.

Match up the phrasal verbs with their meaning

Deal with s.t/s.o - Do business with s.o/ face s.t
Get on with s.o - Have a good relationship with s.o
Get rid of s.t/s.o – Throw away
Get to know s.o – Become acquainted with s.o
Make s.t up – Lie or invent s.t
Check up on s.o – Scrutinize s.o’s progress with a task
Slip up – Make a mistake
Tell on s.o – Inform authorities about s.o’s misbehavior
Pass out – Faint
Go out with s.o – Have a romantic relationship with s.o
Hit it off – Very quickly attract and be attracted to s.o
Toss away – Dispose of, exclude
Get out – Leave this place (rude)
Look forward to s.t – Wait for s.t with impatience
Turn s.t on/off – Switch on/off
Size s.o up – Judge or estimate s.o
Plug s.t in – Connect s.t to the power frid

Task 2. Watch the first episode of The IP crowd.

DONE
Task 3. Put the phrasal verbs in these quotes from the episode (include
pronouns where necessary):
1) Hope this doesn’t embarrass you Jen, but I find that the best thing
to do with a new employee is to size him up with a good, long stare.
2) Once the printer is fixed they toss it away like yesterday’s jam
3) Get out of the lift
4) Will you stop trying to undermine me! Now get in there and do
some work to do with computers. I’ll be in there in a moment to
Check up on you
5) You will slip up one day, and we will be there when you do. There
will be some piece of evidence that will prove beyond any shadow
of a doubt, that you don’t know anything about computers.
- What are you doing?
- Plugging in your computer
6) I can’t believe you’re going to tell on me. You’re like a pair of old
women.
7) I’m a people person and people like you need a person to deal with
people. A people person like me. Oh my god. Ideas are coming.
What would you say if I told you I had a plan to raise your profile by
100%? It can’t be done! – What would you say Roy? Roy’s pass out