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🕑 45-60 minutes + 20 minutes (extra sheet)
🎚    B2, C1
🎯 phrasal verbs related to transport, speaking, word formation (on separate sheet)

🕑 0-5 minutes
– Print one worksheet for each student.
– Print the Teacher’s Insights or keep them at hand as they contain helpful notes for the exercises.
– Print one Word Formation sheet for each student or send it to them as homework.

Introduction: Speaking intro

Conversation Focus: Three dialogues with phrasal verbs related to transportation

Conversation Focus II: Discuss the context of each dialogue

Vocabulary Focus: Match the opposites (phrasal verbs)

Grammar Focus: Group modes of transport by in/out and on/off

Speaking: Conversation prompts using transport phrasal verbs

It’s a tough one, isn’t it? That subtle difference between ‘get in’, ‘get out’, ‘get on’, and ‘get off’ always catches learners out. This B2-C1 ESL printable worksheet and lesson plan offers students a greater use of phrasal verbs relating to transportation, as well as introducing more vocabulary related to getting around the city.
Detailed Description
Students start answering some questions which teach them key vocabulary. They then go on to see three conversations which they’ll have to analyse and fully understand the phrasal verbs to understand what’s happening. After this, there’s a focus on the phrasal verbs and matching opposites. Modes of transport come next, and which go with ‘on’ / ‘off’ and ‘in’ / ‘out’. They finish with a final speaking activity. There is also a word formation activity which is great for either homework or a pre-class activity (for a flipped classroom) and for exam practice.

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