Phrasal Verbs
What phrasal verb means "to remove something you don't want anymore"?
Get rid of
Fill in: I don’t have ___ money. (any / some)
any
Which modal verb expresses strong obligation?
Must/mustn't
Change to passive--> They clean the classroom daily.
The classroom is cleaned daily.
Use the correct tense.
She (go) to the park yesterday.
She went to the park yesterday.
What phrasal verb means “recover from an illness or difficulty”?
Get over
Which is correct? “There are much chairs” or “There are many chairs”?
There are many chairs.
Correct: You must to finish your homework.
You must finish your homework.
Change to passive: They built this house in 1990.
→ This house was built in 1990.
Make a going-to sentence (future).
Example_ I’m going to visit my parents this weekend.
If you “don’t have a punishment after doing something wrong,” which phrasal verb is it?
Get away with/ Get off lightly
Fill in: We need ___ information before we decide. (some / many)
some
Which modal verb gives advice? Make an example
Should
Change it to active-->The book was written by Shakespeare?
Shakespeare wrote the book.
Correct: I have saw that movie before.
I have seen that movie before.
Explain the difference between get rid of and get over
Get rid of = remove something
Get over = recover from something.
Fill in: There’s very ___ time left. Hurry! (a few / little)
→ little
Correct: In this museum, you shouldn't touch the paintings. It is forbidden.
In this museum, you mustn't touch the paintings. It is forbidden.
Correct: The car washed every Sunday.
The car is washed every Sunday.
Change to Present Perfect: He finished the report.
He has finished the report.
Correct the mistake: He got over cheating on the exam.
He got away with cheating on the exam.
Correct the mistake: She doesn’t have some sugar.
Correction: She doesn’t have any sugar.
Difference between mustn't and don't have to
Mustn't = prohibited
Don't have to= not necessary
Difference: They cancelled the flight vs The flight was cancelled.
Active = agent clear; Passive = focus on action/result.
Give two sentences with any.
Give two sentences with any.