ENGLISH IV

Prof. Carlos Díaz Toro

carlos.diaz.t@usach.cl
WEEK 2 Let’s start today’s session by completing a Menti activity.
Use the QR code below or access www.menti.com using
the code: 2764 1470
VOCABULARY Verb + preposition combinations are often
useful for describing skills and personal
Verbs and prepositions qualities. Match the verbs (1-7) to the
prepositions and phrases (a-g).
VOCABULARY - Verbs and prepositions
VOCABULARY - Verbs and prepositions
Complete these sentences with suitable prepositions from the previous exercise.
LISTENING – Managing people
Laurie Mullins is the author of Management and organizational behaviour.
Listen to the first part of the interview and answer these questions.
LISTENING – Managing people
Listen to the final part of the interview and complete this summary.
VOCABULARY & SPEAKING – Phrasal verbs
(literal or idiomatic?)
In which of the pictures is the use of pick up misunderstood? Why?
VOCABULARY & SPEAKING – Phrasal verbs (literal or idiomatic?)
Work with a partner. In each group of sentences, which phrasal
verb is literal? Which two are idiomatic? What do they mean?
VOCABULARY & SPEAKING – Phrasal verbs (separable or inseparable?)
VOCABULARY & SPEAKING – Phrasal verbs (separable or inseparable?)
These sentences all contain separable phrasal verbs.
Replace the words in italics with a pronoun.
VOCABULARY & SPEAKING – Phrasal verbs (separable or inseparable?)
Are the phrasal verbs in 1-8 separable or inseparable? Check
in a dictionary. Replace the words in italics with a pronoun.
VOCABULARY & SPEAKING – Talking about you
Complete the questions and ask and answer them with a partner.