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Grammar and
Vocabulary 009

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Verbs and
Phrasal Verbs
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A. Verbs are actions.

B. You can use them in the present / past
or future.
C. Don’t translate! Understand each one :)

Have - Has / Had

1. He has a dog. I have a house. We
had a laptop.

2. I have to work. She has to study. I

had to write.

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Have Some

ICE CREAM SOUP COFFE (MEALS)

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3. The boy is having some ice cream right now.

Let’s have some soup tonight.
We had some coffee earlier this morning.

EAT / ATE / EATEN DRINK / DRANK / DRUNK

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HAVE BREAKFAST HAVE LUNCH HAVE DINNER

HAVE BRUNCH HAVE A SNACK

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Additional info:
- Having lunch / breakfast (not “having a lunch”)
- I always have lunch at noon.
- She has dinner with her family.

- Have is also a substitute for the verbs eat/drink

- I’ll have an apple / I’ll eat an apple
- He likes to have /eat some cookies in the morning.

When ordering, you can say: “I’ll have…”

I’ll have some plain coffee, please.

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Additional info:
Negative form: don’t have / didn’t have / doesn’t have

Have no = there’s nothing left. You don’t have any.

SAME THING - I don’t have money.
- I have no money (emphasizing your financ. Situation).
- I don’t have any money.

Haven’t (have not): negative for present perfect.

- I haven’t had lunch so far.
- They haven’t visited her yet.

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LIVE LEAVE ARRIVE

/LÊV/ /LIIIIV/ /ARRAIV/
LIVED LEFT ARRIVED

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1. I live in north liberty.

2. They lived in paris last year.

3. She leaves home around 8am.

(Leaves = fall from the tree)

4. We left work after the meeting.

5. The train usually arrives at 9am.

6. I always arrive late and that’s too

bad.

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HEAR /RÍÃR/ LISTEN TO /LÊSSEN TO/

HEARD /RÃRD/ LISTENED TO

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1. Did you hear that noise?

2. I can hear the birds singing.

3. We heard the accident.

4. Hey, listen to me! I’m talking to you.

5. I love listening to this song every

morning.

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SEE LOOK AT WATCH

SAW LOOKED AT WATCHED
SEEN

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1. Do you see him every day?

2. She saw my boyfriend on the street.

3. I watched that movie last week.

4. They never watch my class.

5. Why are you looking at her?

6. She looked at me angrily.

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A. Phrasal verbs are verbs

B.You will also use them in the present / past or future
C. Once again! And especially here:
- Don’t translate! Understand each one :)

Verb + Preposition

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Verb + Preposition
To look AT
TO
FOR
FOWARD TO
AFTER

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LOOK AT LOOK FOR LOOK TO

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1. He was looking at my son.

2. She’s looking for her car key.

3. I’m looking for a job.

4. I look to my husband when I have a

problem.

5. We look to god when we’re scared.

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LOOK AFTER LOOK FORWARD TO

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1. I always look after my sister when

our mom is out.

2. My boy is looking after his grandma

this week.

3. I’m looking forward to hearing from

you.

4. She was looking forward to that

party.

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WAKE UP GET UP
WOKE UP GOT UP
WOKEN UP

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1. I normally wake up around 8am.

2. She woke up late yesterday.

3. They always get up after me.

4. We had to get up because the bell

was ringing.

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GET UP STAND UP
GET OUT OF BED /STOOD UP/
LEAVE MY BED 1. You should stand up when he arrives

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1. I always have to sleep 8 hours

every day.

2. Shhhh the baby is sleeping.

3. Is your mom sleeping now?

4. I have to sleep. I’m exhausted.

SLEEP
/SLIIIIP/
SLEPT

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1. I can always sleep in on saturdays.

2. Don’t you ever sleep in? It’s

awesome.

3. I don’t think you’ll be able to sleep in

after your baby is born.

SLEEP IN
/SLIIIIP ÊN/
SLEPT IN

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