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Phrasal (Mahasen) Lesson Plan

This lesson plan is for an intermediate English class about phrasal verbs. The 50 minute lesson will introduce students to phrasal verbs using the verbs "take, go, come, and get" through definition, examples, practice exercises, and partner activities. Students will learn 16 sample phrasal verbs, complete sentences using them, test each other, and generate their own examples to practice identifying and using these types of verbs.

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Phrasal (Mahasen) Lesson Plan

This lesson plan is for an intermediate English class about phrasal verbs. The 50 minute lesson will introduce students to phrasal verbs using the verbs "take, go, come, and get" through definition, examples, practice exercises, and partner activities. Students will learn 16 sample phrasal verbs, complete sentences using them, test each other, and generate their own examples to practice identifying and using these types of verbs.

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Mahasen Mohmed
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Ahfad University Lesson Planning

Lesson
Week Subject Level Date Teacher (s)
No.
One English One Intermediate Mahasen

Topic Phrasal Verbs

Sub-Topic Phrasal verbs with take, go, come and get.

Objectives By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
Learn phrasal verbs with take, go, come and get.
Practice using phrasal verbs with take, go, come and get.
Reference/
Resources

The Lesson Delivery

Time/ Steps Teacher’s Activities Students ’ Activities

Introduction (Recap) student are asked to


mention some of phrasal
(5 Minutes)
verbs they learnt previously
or they use them every day in
communication.
Development Then A teacher defines what a
phrasal verb is with some
(20 Minutes)
examples followed .
Definition : a phrasal verb is a
verb plus a preposition or Reading , writing , listening and
adverb that creates a meaning
different from the original verb speaking activity
Explaining that depending on
the context, phrasal verbs can
have more than one meaning.
Some phrasal verbs are
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separable, which means an


object can be placed between
the verb and the preposition or
inseparable that means an
object cannot be placed
between the verb and the
preposition.
Distribution of one copy of
two-page worksheet for each
student that help students to
learnt and practice phrasal
verbs with take, go, come and
get. The worksheet also helps
students to understand what
phrasal verbs are and how to
use them.
Students begin by learning 16
phrasal verbs with take, go,
come and get. The students
complete each set of sentences
with the verb in the box and a
preposition to make a phrasal
verb. Students write the phrasal
verbs in the spaces provided in
their correct form.
There are words in brackets at
the end of the sentence that
describe the meaning of the
phrasal verb to help them.
Next, Students will be divided
into pairs. Working with their
partner, students take it in turns
to test each other on the phrasal
verbs by reading a sentence
using the words in brackets
instead of the phrasal verb.
Their partner then tries to
remember the correct phrasal
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verb.
Also , students choose four of
the phrasal verbs and use them
in their own example sentences
, The students then read each
sentence to their partner ,
leaving the phrasal verb out for
them to guess.
After that students think of
other propositions they can
place after take , go , come and
get to make phrasal verbs ,
Students write down the
meaning of each phrasal verb
and use it in a sentence .
Finally , have the students
compare their phrasal verbs
and write down any they are
unfamiliar with .
Class Work
Exercise A , B , C
(10 Minutes)

Conclusion
Exercise E
(5 Minutes)
Method of
Using work sheet and audio
Delivery

Assessment

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