Complete the PV
to ask ...
out.
What does "to break up (with someone)" mean?
To end a (romantic) relationship (with someone).
To kiss is to ...
make out.
Form a grammatically correct sentence with the phrasal verb "to ask (someone) out" and the word "date".
For example: I am asking Mary out on a date.
Fill in the blank in this sentence: Julie is ... up with Steve.
breaking
to hit ...
on (someone).
What does "to hit on (someone)" mean?
To flirt (with someone).
To ask if someone wants to go on a date with you is ...
to ask them out.
Form a grammatically correct sentence with the phrasal verb "to work on" and the word "myself".
For example: I am working on myself.
Is this statement true or false? "to move on" means the exact opposite of "to move out".
False. "to move out" is to switch where you live while "to move on" means that you continue your life after, for example, a break-up.
to hit it ...
off.
What does "to move out" mean?
To change the place that you are living in.
To have a physical relationship with someone is ...
to hook up.
Form a grammatically correct question with the phrasal verb "to make out" and the words "did not".
Story time! Tell the class what happened the last time that you hit it off with someone. Only one person in the group has to do this.
Personal answer.
to settle ...
down.
What does "to hit it off (with someone) mean"?
To have an instant connection with someone.
To continue your life after a break-up is ...
to move on.
Form a grammatically correct sentence with the phrasal verb "to make up" and the word "friend".
For example: I am going to make it up to my friend.
Write 3 phrasal verbs on the board that contain the word "on".
For example: to hit on, to lead (someone) on, and to move on.
to lead ...
(someone) on.
What does "to work through" mean?
To process something. For example, you can work through some emotions.
To set things right with someone is ...
to make up with someone.
Form a grammatically correct question with the phrasal verb "to lead (someone on)" and the words "that girl".
For example: Are you leading that girl on?
Write 10 phrasal verbs on the board.
For example: to ask out, to break up, to hook up, to move on, to move out, to work on, to settle down, to work through, to make up, to lead on, ...