Phrasal Verbs
Mary _______ her new English Project last year! It has been a success!
Mary started out her new English Project last year! It has been a success!
A practice session where peoplem prepare for a performance.
REHEARSAL
The character or job that a person has in a play or movie.
ROLE
«I am studying for my English test now» Mary said
She said that she was studying for her English test then.
Tom asked «Where do you live?»
Tom asked where I lived.
The school art project helped _______ students from different classes.
The school art project helped bring together students from different classes.
LIVE
The person or figure in a story, movie, play or game.
CHARACTER
«I visited London last year.» Tom said
He said he had visited London the previous year.
My mother asked «Did you watch the news last night?»
My mother asked if I had watched the news the previous night.
I want to ________ the new drawing app this weekend!
I want to try out the new drawing app this weekend!
A platform where actors, performers,... perform in front of an audience.
STAGE
The story that it is performed by actors on a stage for an audience.
PLAY
«You must finish this exercise today» the teacher told the students
The teacher said that the students had to finish that exercise that day.
Dad asked «Were you ready for school when I called you?»
Dad asked if I had been ready for school when he had called me.
You need to ________ your confidence before performing on stage.
You need to build up your confidence before performing on stage.
The place where an event, concert, or performance happens.
VENUE
The place where tickets for a movie, play or concert are sold.
BOX OFFICE
They said «We will come to the party next weekend!»
They said they would come to the party the following weekend!
She asked «Were you at home yesterday?»
She asked if I had been at home the previous day.
Can you ________ a good name for our new anime club?
Can you think up a good name for our new anime club?
Line of seats, people, or things arranged next to each other.
ROW
A short break between parts of a play or show.
INTERVAL
She insisted «You should see a doctor this evening»
She insisted that I should see a doctor that evening
She asked «Where are you?»
She asked where I was.