This document provides an overview of phrasal verbs for a weekly lesson. It explains that phrasal verbs are important for daily life and consist of a verb and a preposition or adverb. The document outlines how to best learn, pronounce, and practice phrasal verbs, including focusing on their formatting, pronunciation, resources for learning, and practice ideas. The goal is to help students think, learn, and live differently by learning about 10 common phrasal verbs and consistently using them.

1. Phrasal Verb
Launch
Think differently.
Learn differently.
Live differently.

2. Listen &
repeat.
1.
Practice in
the
discussion/
community.
2.
Use
consistently.
3.
Week 1: The
WHAT, WHY, &
HOW
• What phrasal verbs are & why they matter
• How to best learn, pronounce, & practice
phrasal verbs
• 10 common phrasal verbs
• Resources

3. The WHY
Daily life 
The WHAT
Verb +
preposition(s) /
adverb
Turn the light. vs.
Turn on the light.

5. at
The HOW
Formatting
Pronunciation (stress +
connecting)
Resources
Practice ideas

6. Formatting
Is it transitive
(needs object)
or intransitive?
If it’s transitive, is
it separable?
Separable: Pronouns
must go between the
verb & preposition.

7. Pronunciation
Almost always
stress the main
verb.
Connect
consonant +
vowel sounds.
Take out your paper. =
TA-kout-yur-PA-per.
Turn around. =
TUR-na-round.

8. Resources
Explanations
(YouTube video
attached)
Online
dictionaries
(attached)
Real-life resources

9. Practice Ideas
Read & highlight.
Listen differently.
Repeat out loud a
lot. Use in context
when practicing.
Make a WhatsApp
“group.” Use new phrases
daily.