Phrasal Verbs using Put

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Overview

Daily life

Phrasal verbs are verbs paired with one or two prepositions and have special meaning. Students need to read and hear phrasal verbs in context to become familiar with them and understand their correct usage.

Phrasal verbs introduced in this Handout
put (something) off, put (something) out, put up with, put on, put back, put away

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Elementary: A2Pre-Intermediate: A2+

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1 student pageTeaching notes

Teaching time 30 mins

Language functions Comprehending text

Language forms

Idioms and phrasal verbsPrepositions

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