6M phrasal verb 6 Augus t 2021.ppt
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This document provides an overview of a lesson on phrasal verbs for Malaysian students. It contains 3 objectives: 1) To identify phrasal verbs in sentences, 2) To transfer information using phrasal verbs in a linear text, and 3) To complete at least 10/15 questions on phrasal verbs. It also lists links to a video, quiz, and classroom app to support learning phrasal verbs through reading, writing, and interactive activities.
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- 1. PDPR - ENGLISH 6 MARAGATHAM 6 AUGUST 2021 UNIT : MALAYSIANS SPEAK
- 2. Contents of This Presentation Skills : Reading , Writing Language Focus : Phrasal Verbs Learning Standard : 2.2.1 Able to apply word attack skills by identifying phrasal verbs 3.2.1 Able to transfer information with guidance to complete linear texts
- 3. 01 Objective You can identify phrasal verbs in sentences Objective You can transfer information using phrasal verbs in a linear text 02 You can complete at least 10/15 questions on phrasal verbs 03 Objective
- 4. Let’s move on to our video session... Video in this lesson https://youtu.be/vT2FnJRFmlg Google form Quiz https://forms.gle/XDBTmhLZYZtLzXPZA Quizizz https://quizizz.com/join/quiz/5eaf90a7a9b 26e001cf5eb32/start?studentShare=true 01
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- 7. 3. The robbers ________ easily during the night.
- 8. 4. She ____________ to make way for the ambulance.