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    The document provides guidance for a grammar focus lesson on two-part or phrasal verbs, specifically verbs used to make requests. It includes examples of common phrasal verbs used for requests and an exercise where students complete requests by choosing the appropriate word from a list. The document also provides a sample conversation modeling the use of request verbs between a mother and her children to turn down the TV volume and pick up items from the floor. Students are then instructed to work in pairs and create their own conversations using request verbs.

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    The document provides guidance for a grammar focus lesson on two-part or phrasal verbs, specifically verbs used to make requests. It includes examples of common phrasal verbs used for requests and an exercise where students complete requests by choosing the appropriate word from a list. The document also provides a sample conversation modeling the use of request verbs between a mother and her children to turn down the TV volume and pick up items from the floor. Students are then instructed to work in pairs and create their own conversations using request verbs.

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    Grammar Focus: Two-Part Verbs or Phrasal Verbs

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    KATERIN JULIETH CRUZ LASPRILLA
    The document provides guidance for a grammar focus lesson on two-part or phrasal verbs, specifically verbs used to make requests. It includes examples of common phrasal verbs used for requests and an exercise where students complete requests by choosing the appropriate word from a list. The document also provides a sample conversation modeling the use of request verbs between a mother and her children to turn down the TV volume and pick up items from the floor. Students are then instructed to work in pairs and create their own conversations using request verbs.

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    GESTIÓN DE FORMACIÓN PROFESIONAL INTEGRAL

    PROCEDIMIENTO DESARROLLO CURRICULAR


    GUÍA DE APRENDIZAJE

    GRAMMAR FOCUS
    Two-part verbs or phrasal verbs: a phrase that combines a
    verb with a preposition and that functions as a verb which its
    meaning is different from the original verb.

    Ex: take off 

    With nouns with pronouns


    Turn down the TV Turn it down
    Turn the TV down
    Pick up your things Pick them up
    Pick your things up

    Making requests: verbs


    1. Turn down
    2. Turn up
    3. Turn off
    4. Turn on
    5. Pick up
    6. Take off
    7. Hang up
    8. Take out
    9. Put away

    GFPI-F-019 V3
    SERVICIO NACIONAL DE APRENDIZAJE SENA
    Procedimiento de Desarrollo Curricular
    GUÍA DE APRENDIZAJE

    10. Clean up

    A. Complete the requests with these words.

    The toys the radio the yard

    Your coat the TV your boots

    Your cigarette the trash


    SERVICIO NACIONAL DE APRENDIZAJE SENA
    Procedimiento de Desarrollo Curricular
    GUÍA DE APRENDIZAJE

    1. Clean _________ up, please.


    2. Turn down ________, please
    3. Please take off ________.
    4. Pick up _______, please.
    5. Turn ______ on, please.
    6. Please take out ________.
    7. Hang _______ up, please.
    8. Please put ________ away.

    CONVERSATION
    Making requests
    Mom: Jason… Jason! Turn down the TV a little bit, please.
    Jason: Oh, but this is my favorite program!
    Mom: I know. But it’s very loud.
    Jason: OK. I’ll turn it down.
    Mom: That’s better. Thanks.
    Mom: Lisa, please pick up your things. They are all over the
    Living room floor.
    Lisa: Hold on a second, Mom. I am on the phone.
    Mom: OK. But do it as soon as you hang up.
    Lisa: Sure. No problem!

    B. By pairs,make up a conversation using requests.

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