The document is about families with teenagers and two-part verbs. It describes a scenario where a son is watching TV and a daughter is on the phone while their parents ask them to turn down the TV and pick up her things. It then provides examples of two-part verbs like "turn down", "pick up", and "turn on" used with nouns and pronouns. It gives practice exercises asking students to use modals and "would you mind" phrases in request sentences.

1. Unit 6—OK. No Problem!
Two-part verbs! 

2. Families with Teenagers
page 36, no. 1

3. Turn down the TV!
Books closed!
 What is the son doing?
 Jason is watching TV.
 What is the daughter doing?
 Lisa is talking on the phone.
 What are the parents going
to nag them about?
 The dad asks Jason to turn
down the TV. The mom
asks Lisa to pick up her
things.

4. Turn down the TV!
Books closed!
 Does Jason turn the TV down?
 Yes, he does.
 Does Lisa pick up her things
right away?
 No, she continues to talk on
the phone.
 Were the parents like this
when they were kids?
 Yes, they were!

5. Turn down the TV!
Page 36, no. 2
 What complaints do Jason and
Lisa have about their parents?
 About Dad:
 Jason complains about how
forgetful his dad is getting—
he’s always forgetting where
his car keys are.
 Lisa complains that he can
never find his glasses.
 About Mom:
 Lisa complains that her mom
watches awful talk shows on
TV.

6. With Nouns
Turn down the TV.
Turn the TV down.
Pick up your things.
Pick your things up.
Grammar Focus
page 38, no. 5
With Pronouns
Turn it down.
Pick them up.
Requests & Responses
Please turn down the music.
Ok, I’ll turn it down.
Pick up your clothes, please.
All right, I’ll pick them up.

7. With Nouns
Turn down the TV.
Noun + particle + object noun
Turn the TV down.
Noun + object noun + particle
Grammar Focus
page 38, no. 5
With Pronouns
Turn it down.
Noun + pronoun+ particle
Pick them up.
Noun + pronoun+ particle

8. Two-Part Verbs—Grammar Focus
page 37, no. 3
Two-Part Verbs—Grammar Focus
page 37, no. 3

9. 1.Pick up ________, please.
2.Turn ___________________ off, please.
3.Clean ______up, please.
4.Please put ______________________ away.
5.Please turn down ____________.
6.Please take off _________________.
7.Hang _________ up, please.
8.Please take out _______.
9.Please let ______ out.
10.Turn on ___________________, please.
Two-Part Verbs—Grammar Focus
page 37, no. 3
the toys
the radio / the tv/ the lights
the yard
the toys, the books, your jacket
the radio/ the tv
your boots/ your jacket
your jacket
the trash
the dog
the radio / the tv/ the lights

10. GAME!
 Pick up
 Put down
 Put away
 Take out
 Throw out
 Clean up
 Stand up
 Sit down
 Take off
 Put on

11. Household Chores
page 38, no. 5

12. Requests with Modals
Modal + Simple Verb (infinitive)
 Can you turn the stereo off?
 Modal + subject + verb + object noun + particle + ?
 Could you close the door, please?
 Modal + subject + verb + object noun + ?
 Would you please take your garbage out?
 Modal + subject + verb + object noun + particle + ?

13. Requests with Would you Mind…?
Would you mind + Gerund
 Would you mind turning the stereo down?
 Would you mind + gerund + object noun + particle + ?
 Would you mind closing the door, please?
 Would you mind + gerund + object noun + ?
 Would you mind not putting your garbage here?
 Would you mind + not + gerund + object noun + ?

14. Requests with modals and
Would you mind…?
Page 39, no. 8
1. Could you lend me twenty dollars?
2. Can you get me a sandwich?
3. Can you help me move to my new house?
4. Would you mind not sitting here?
5. Could you move your car from my space?
6. Would you mind not talking so loudly?

15. Practice
WORKBOOK page 34, no. 6
Rewrite these sentences using modals or “would you…”
1. Take your feet off my chair.
 Can you take your feet off my chair, please?
2. Take this form to the office.
 Would you mind taking this form to the office?
3. Please turn the CD player down.
 Could you please turn the CD player down?
4. Don’t leave the door open.
 Would you mind not leaving the door open?
5. Let me share your book.
 Would you let me share your book?
6. Pass me that book, please.
 Can you please pass me that book?