Koopman lesson 7 group B

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Today's class

• Starter: email time

• Main course:

1.  Dependent prepositions

2. Phrasal verbs

• Dessert: Phrasal verb mime game

Email time!

Dependent prepositions

are those which always follow a verb, noun or adjective.

You need to learn these expressions and phrases as fixed 'chunks' of language.

Dependent prepositions

Look at these examples:

There is no rule for this: it's just a matter of learning them.

Dependent prepositions

Finish

assignment 1.

Check in pairs.

Dependent prepositions

Finish

assignment 2

Check in pairs.

1 C

2A

3D

4A

5B

6D

Dependent prepositions

Go to page 28 of your book and finish

the exam task.

Check in pairs.

word/phrase + to

in relation to

In response to

obliged to

prepared to

required to

sensitive to

supposed to

with regard to

extra:

about to

belong to

bound to

compared to

object to

opposed to

tend to

thanks

word/phrase + with

familiar with

fed up with

in connection with

involved with

(have) nothing to do with

obsessed with

the trouble with

extra:

along with

associated with

beginning with

compared with

dissapointed with

have a word with

pleased with

satisfied with

word/phrase + of

ashamed of

capable of

conscious of

in need of

in place of

in terms of

in view of

informed of

sort of

extra:

afraid of

approve of

aware of

jealous of

no sign of

proud of

 take care of

Look at the examples: phrasal verbs with 'on' 

• Focused on
• Take on
• Rely on

• What does each of them mean?
• Why are they different than dependent prepositions?

1: B

1; F during that time

2. land an agent, work on various sets in a range of roles and have my own projects in development are all examples of breaking into the industry.

Exam task:

F C G A E B

not needed D

Assignment 6:

Fill in the correct phrasal verb 

1: B

1; F during that time

2. land an agent, work on various sets in a range of roles and have my own projects in development are all examples of breaking into the industry.

Exam task:

F C G A E B

not needed D

Phrasal verb mime

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Mime out your card.

Homework

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