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WHAT IS TWO - WORD VERBS ?

Two-word verbs is also known as phrasal

verbs, are combinations of two or more words
that act as a single verb with a different
meaning than the individual words. They are
often informal and idiomatic, meaning that
the meaning of the verb is not easily
determined by adding the meanings of the
individual words
Here are some examples of two-word
verbs:
Means to find information from a book,
LOOK dictionary, online, or bus schedule
UP

Means to observe or direct one's eyes at

LOOK something
AT
PICK UP Means to grab or lift

Run into Means to encounter

Come Means to visit
by

Put up Means to tolerate

with
Two-words verbs can be separable or
Non-separable
Separable verbs can be Inseparable/Non-separable
kept together or separated verbs cannot be
with nouns or pronouns. separated.

For example: For example:

"I looked up the new word "I looked at the two

in a dictionary" or children playing on the
"I looked the new word up beach" is correct,
in a dictionary" are both but "I looked the children
correct. at playing on the beach" is
not correct.
Separable
I’m going to call him He’s going to throw
up sometime next them out sometime
week. next week
She’s going to fill He’s going to pick
them out sometime them up sometime
next week. next week.
She’s going to take He’s going to hang it
them back sometime up sometime next
next week. week.
She’s going to take He’s going to turn it on
them down sometime sometime next week.
next week.
I’m going to hook it up some next week.
Separable
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below the image.

Did you remember to take back the Did you remember to fill out the
videos? accident report?
Oh, no! I forgot! I’ll take them back Oh, no! I forgot! I’ll fill it out right
right away. away.
 Construct your own sentence based on the keyword
below the image.

Did you remember to turn on the Did you remember to put aways
alarm? your toys?
Oh, no! I forgot! I’ll turn it on right Oh, no! I forgot! I’ll put them away
away. right away.
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below the image.

Did you remember to hand in your Did you remember to wake the kids
English homework? up?
Oh, no! I forgot! I’ll hand it in right Oh, no! I forgot! I’ll wake them up
away. right away.
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below the image.

Did you remember to put on your Did you remember to take your
raincoat? boots off?
Oh, no! I forgot! I’ll put it on right Oh, no! I forgot! I’ll take them off
away. right away.
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After reading the story, you will identify which are the two-words
verb used in the story.
Separable
 Construct your own sentence based on the keyword below
the image. Make sure to follow the format from the given
example.

Do you think I should hand in my Do you think I should use up this old
homework? milk?
No, I don’t think so. I think you No, I don’t think so. I think you
should do it over. should throw it out.
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the image. Make sure to follow the format from the given
example

Do you think I should erase all my Do you think I should leave the air
mistake? condition on?
No, I don’t think so. I think you No, I don’t think so. I think you
should cross them out. should turn it off.
Construct your own sentence based on the keyword below the image.
Make sure to follow the format from the given example

Do you think I should try to

Do you think I should ask the
remember Amy’s telephone
teacher the definition of this word?
number?
No, I don’t think so. I think you
No, I don’t think so. I think you
should look it up.
should write it down.
Construct your own sentence based on the keyword
below the image. Make sure to follow the format from
the given example

Do you think I should make my Do you think I should keep my ex-

decision right away? boyfriend ring?
No, I don’t think so. I think you No, I don’t think so. I think you
should think it over. should give it back.
Construct your own sentence based on the keyword below the
image. Make sure to follow the format from the given example.

Do you think I should accept this invitation to my ex-

girlfriend’s wedding?
No, I don’t think so. I think you should turn it down.
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OR MAYBE( IF THE ANSWER
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 TRUE
FALSE
MAYBE
TRUE
FALSE
MAYBE
Don’t forget to put pronouns/ noun in between of the two-word
verbs

Give it back
Hand them in
Do it over
Throw it away
Look it up
Cross them out
Don’t forget to put pronouns/ noun in between of the two-
word verbs

Give it back
Throw them away
Think it over
Turn it down
Call her up
Don’t forget to put pronouns/ noun in between of the two-
word verbs

Turn it off
Turn it on
Hang it up
Take it down
Put them away
Take them out
Non-separable/ Inseparable
Make sure to follow the format from the given example.

Yes, I have. I run into him just last Yes, I have. I run out of it just last
week. week.
Make sure to follow the format from the given example.

Yes, She has. She got over it just Yes, She has. She called on me just
last week. last week.
Make sure to follow the format from the given example.

Yes, We have. We looked through it Yes, He has. He picked on her just

just last week. last week.
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OR MAYBE( IF THE ANSWER
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 True
True
True
True
True
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VERB
CHOOSE THE CORRECT TWO-WORD
VERB
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WHAT IS CONNECTORS?

Connectors, also known as linking words,

are words that join phrases, clauses, or ideas
to make communication clear and
coherent. They are essential for expanding
vocabulary, understanding complex texts,
and performing well on proficiency tests
Here are some types of Connectors
and each of those has different use.

CAUSE AND EFFECT

These kinds of sentence
connectors are used for explaining
the reasons behind something.
Here are some example of
connectors
Cause & effect sentence Example of linkers in
connector words English grammar
Therefore I slept very late last night
therefore; I missed the
morning prayer.
So The blue bag was full so he
kept the packet in the yellow
bag.
Hence He is looking for a formal
trouser because he has an
important meeting tomorrow.
Due to The match got cancelled due
to the heavy rain.
Here are some example of
connectors
Cause & effect Example of linkers in English
sentence connector grammar
words
As a result, As a result of the heavy rain,
the match got cancelled.
Consequently I got stuck in the traffic
consequently I missed the
flight.
Since she loves ice cream so
Since much, I decided to give her an
ice-cream printed dress.
Seeing that Seeing that he was losing the
Here are some example of
connectors
Cause & effect Example of linkers in English
sentence connector grammar
words
On account of Both the siblings were
mentally unstable on account
of their disturbed childhood.
Because

Thus
Here are some types of Connectors
and each of those has different use.

EMPHASIS
This connectors words can be
used to add emphasis to an
idea.
Here are some example of Emphasis
connectors
Emphasis sentence Example of linkers in English
connector words grammar
He was told to study and also to
Also take care of the dog.
She was sweet indeed but needed
Indeed proper grooming.
Sportsmen have a competitive
approach while playing but of
Of course, course, that should not be carried
off the ground,
Certainly, she has witnessed
Certainly something cruel otherwise she
would not be so nervous.
Here are some example of Emphasis
connectors
Emphasis sentence Example of linkers in English
connector words grammar
He specifically looked for a
Specifically
diamond-studded ring.
Her health was significantly
Significantly
improving.
Her academic career has
Notably
been notably amazing.
Here are some types of Connectors
and each of those has different use.

Sentence connectors
Words like "yet", "however",
"too", and "on the contrary" are
commonly used sentence
connectors
Here are some types of Connectors
and each of those has different use.

Subordinating conjunctions
These are sentence connectors
that can be used to show
addition
Here are some types of Connectors
and each of those has different use.

Opinion Connectors
These logical connectors that
can be used to show contrast,
cause and effect, sequence,
purpose, and more.
Here are some example of Opinion
connectors
Opinion sentence Example of linkers in English
connector words grammar
To tell the truth To tell the truth, I didn’t like
the show at all.
Personally The show must go on,
personally I think so.
To be honest, I don’t support
To be honest the idea of destroying her
career.
I think that He has run away, I think.
Here are some example of Opinion
connectors
Opinion sentence Example of linkers in English
connector words grammar
It is true that a lot of hard
work has been put in here
It is true that
but I really can’t see any
reflection of that.

I agree I agree with her decision.

As far as I am As far as I am concerned, I

concerned am done with it.
I disagree with the thought
I disagree of buying a new car even
Here are some example of Opinion
connectors
Opinion connector Example of linkers in English
words grammar
From my point of The sin is terrific from my
view point of view.
Here are some tips for using
connectors in a sentence
Place the connector between the two statements
you want to connect.
If the connector is the first word in the second
sentence, use a comma after it.
If the connector is placed after the subject and
before the verb, use a comma before and after the
connector.
If the connector comes after both the subject and
the verb, a comma isn't usually needed
Make sure to follow
the format from the
given example.

What a coincidence? What a coincidence?

I am too I do too
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the format from the
given example.

What a coincidence? What a coincidence?

I can too I did too
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the format from the
given example.

What a coincidence? What a coincidence?

So, will I So, have I
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the format from the
given example.

What a coincidence? What a coincidence?

So, do I So, did I
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the format from the
given example.

What a coincidence! What a coincidence!

I don’t either I didn’t either
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the format from the
given example.

What a coincidence! What a coincidence!

I can’t either I haven’t either
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the format from the
given example.

What a coincidence! What a coincidence!

Neither was I Neither will I
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the format from the
given example.

What a coincidence! What a coincidence!

Neither do I Neither have I
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the format from the
given example.

And he did too And she does too

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the format from the
given example.

And he is too And she was too

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the format from the
given example.

And I do too And they will

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the format from the
given example.

And he has too And so will he

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the format from the
given example.

And so was she And so do I

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the format from the
given example.

And so have they And so did he

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the format from the
given example.

And so are they

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OR MAYBE( IF THE ANSWER
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 TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE
FALSE
FALSE
FALSE
Fill in the missing
connectors .Make
sure to follow the
format from the
given example.

And He doesn’t either And they weren’t

either
Fill in the missing
connectors .Make
sure to follow the
format from the
given example.

Andd I didn’t either And He won’t either

Fill in the missing
connectors .Make
sure to follow the
format from the
given example.

And he didn’t either And she didn’t either

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