Phrasal Verb Presentations

When you present your phrasal verb, include the following information: Definitions (Some phrasal verbs may have more than one definition. Make sure that each definition is in your own words and not copied from a dictionary.) Separable / Inseparable Example sentence (In your own words.) On your scheduled day, please arrive in class early and write your phrasal verb on the board while other students are arriving / completing the class warm-up. You will then present your phrasal verb to your peers. Be sure to speak clearly and loudly. You will be graded on both your written and spoken explanation of the phrasal verb. For higher grades, you may want to find a creative way to help your classmates remember these phrasal verbs. You could draw a picture, make a song, make a small video, a power point presentation, a prezi, a game, a puzzle, etc. Use your imagination!

Phrasal Verbs Turn down Straighten up Put off Talk into Set out Think up Turn up Pass on Set out Drop in Keep up Talk over Try out Pass up Drop out Break up Catch on Come in Come out Use up Run out of Turn into Dream up

Wednesday, January 23rd Ilayda Wednesday, January 23rd Nathalia Wednesday, January 23rd Gabriel Wednesday, January 23rd Matteo Thursday, January 24 th Matheus Thursday, January 24 th Prem Thursday, January 24 th Tigran Thursday, January 24 th Weijun Thursday, January 24 th Takaaki Thursday, January 24 th Matheus Friday, January 25th Mariya Friday, January 25th

Pass out Come about Tear down Make up Slip up Blow up Cross out

Sarah Friday, January 25th Renzo Friday, January 25th Alessandro Friday, January 25th Gigi