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SPREADING LOVE
Let’s talk about “Spreading Love”!

1. Do you like helping others?

2. Have you helped anyone today?

3. If yes, how did you help?

4. If no, will you help someone?

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Match the pictures and the words!

1 2 3 4 5

a. look up b. amazed c. find out

d. tremble e. take off

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Read and answer the questions.
“On a rainy day”

On a rainy day, I had to stop by at a bus stop until the rain stopped. I found out

that there was an old lady at the corner of the bus stop and she seemed to be

really cold and her body was trembling. I immediately took off my jacket and gave

it to her. She looked me up with wide and amazed eyes and said two wonderful

words, “Thank you.”

Questions

1. How did the old lady look up?

2. What did the old lady say?

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Read again and choose the correct answer.
“On a rainy day”

On a rainy day, I had to stop by at a bus stop until the rain stopped. I found out that

there was an old lady at the corner of the bus stop and she seemed to be really cold and

her body was trembling. I immediately took off my jacket and gave it to her. She looked

me up with wide and amazed eyes and said two wonderful words, “Thank you.”
1. I had to stop by a bus stop on a sunny / rainy day.

2. I found out that there was an old lady / man.

3. I found her at the outside / the corner of the bus stop.

4. The old lady seemed to be really warm / cold.

5. I took off my jacket / coat and gave it to her.

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Let’s learn some GRAMMAR! “Phrasal Verbs”

● Phrasal verbs are made up of a verb and a participle, such as an adverb or

prepositions.

Eg. stop by - I stop by the bus stop.

● Some phrasal verbs have two participles.

Eg. run out of - Our car has run out of gas.

● Some phrasal verbs can be separated. They are called separable phrasal verbs.

Eg. take off - I take off my jacket. / I take my jacket off.

● Some phrasal verbs cannot be separated. They are called inseparable phrasal verbs.

Eg. get in - I get in the car.

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Let’s learn some GRAMMAR! “Phrasal Verbs”

Your Turn!

★ Choose which phrasal verbs are separable and which are inseparable.

1. Do you get along with your siblings? (have a good relationship with)

2. Can you look after my dog while I am away? (care for)

3. She passed away after a long battle with cancer. (die)

4. Please turn the lights off when you leave. (switch off)

5. She is just starting to get over the flu. (recover)

6. You should put your clothes away after you fold them. (put in the correct place)

7. Can you turn on the TV, please? (switch on)

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More GRAMMAR! “Phrasal Verbs”

★ Fill in the blanks with the given phrasal verbs.

pick up | get on | get up | put on | take off | line up | put away | turn into

1. On weekdays, I _______ at 7 am.

2. We _______ to go home.

3. When it’s cold, I _______ my coat.

4. We _______ our things _______ when it’s time to go home.

5. When I _______ my jumper _______, I put it straight in my bag so I won’t lose it.

6. In Science, we learn that caterpillars _______ butterflies.

7. I look at the number carefully before I _______ the bus.

8. Please _______ your rubbish!

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Look at the picture and discuss with the teacher.

1. What do you see in the picture?

2. What are they doing?

3. Are they doing good things?

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Let’s talk more!

1. Have you ever helped a stranger?

2. If yes, how did you help?

3. If no, do you want to help a stranger?

4. Do you usually tell your family that you love them?

5. Do you usually tell your friends that you love them?

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FUN TIME!
★ Match up!

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Idiom of the day

Have a big heart

Can you guess its meaning?

Then, let’s look at the example sentences and guess.

Eg. (1) She is helping homeless people every week. She has such a big heart!

(2) I want to have a big heart like my uncle, Sam. He’s very kind and helpful.

Being kind and loving

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