Методическая разработка

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Методическая разработка

Автор: Гордон О. Д.

Module 1

“Phrasal verb: turn”

• turn into:to change into, to become sb/sth else

• turn down:to refuse an offer, etc.

• turn on:to switch on

• turn up:to arrive

• turn off:to change direction, to leave the road

• turn out:to be in the end, to empty, to produce

• turn over:to upset, to change the position, to give the control

1.Match the columns:

Turn off – return

Turn back – refuse

Turn up – increase the volume

Turn up – become

Turn into – arrive

Turn down - switch off

2.Paraphrase the underlined verb using the proper phrasal verb:

1. I applied to join the Air Force, but they refused me because of my eyesight.

2. It started as the holiday of a lifetime but soon became a nightmare.

3. Why has the air conditioning been switched off when it’s so hot?

4. Our cat appeared unexpectedly after we put posters up all over the neighbourhood.

5. I can barely hear the TV. Can you increase the volume a little?

3.Choose the correct word:

1. The quiet little town turned into/up a busy cultural centre during carnival time.

2. We are too far from home: we can`t turn out/off to get the camera now.

3. I don`t believe how many people have turned up/over for the music festival.

4. It`s not a good idea to turn down/up their offer before you think about it properly.

5. Don`t turn on/off the TV, please

4.Put in the proper phrasal particle:

• It’s getting dark, let’s turn__the light.

• Turn __the radio, if you are not listening.

• He turned__in bed.

• The boat struck the stone and turned__.

• Don’t despair, turn__a new leaf in your life.

• She was plain when a child, but she turned__remarkably pretty.

• In this book the mysterious stranger turns__to be the long-lost son of the duke.

• Please, turn__the gas-fire before you leave.

• The wind turned my old umbrella inside__.

• The initials "PTO“ at the bottom of the page mean "Please turn__".

Module 2

Phrasal verb “make”

to make of - думать, иметь свое мнение / to think of, to have an opinion about/. E.g. He’s a complete mystery to me. I don’t know what to make of him.

to make off with - украсть / to steal and escape with something. E.g. The thieves made off with over one million dollars in cash.

to make out - 1) различить, разглядеть, расслышать, разобрать (слова и т.д) / to distinguish; to manage to be able to see or hear something. E.g. He was speaking very quietly. I couldn’t make out what he was saying. 2) воображать, притворяться / to pretend that something is true. E.g. He made out he was very rich when, in fact, he wasn’t. 3)составлять документ, выписывать/ to write out, to fill in. e.g. Please make your cheque out to this bank.

to make up - 1) придумывать, сочинять / to say or write some thing that is not true, to invent a story. E.g. It wasn’t true at all. They just made it up. 2) наносить косметику, краситься / to put cosmetics on. E.g. She made herself up before she went out.

to make it up with somebody- помириться с кем-либо.

to make up for - компенсировать / to compensate for somethi bad that they have done or that has happened. E.g. He bought me some flowers to make up for being late.

1.Complete the sentences:

She often makes ... she is the boss when, really, she is only an assistant. (to pretend that something is true)

What can I do to make ... forgetting your birthday. (to compensate)

Ruth’s writing is very small. I almost need a magnify glass to make it.... (to distinguish)

Thanks goodness they have made ... after their quarrel. (to reconcile)

What do you make ... his new girlfriend? (to have an opinion about)

She made ... the story because she was afraid to tell the truth. (to invent a story)

2.Match two columns:

make of - компенсировать ч-л

make off with – понимать

make out - изобретать

make up - четко видеть

make up for - убежать c украденным

make of –– steal and run away with

make up for – think of

make off with - compensate for

make up – see clearly

make out – go in the direction of

make for - invent

3. Put the correct particle:

Stephen gave his sister a big bunch of roses to make … forgetting her birthday.

One minute my next-door neighbour is really nice to me, and the next he’s extremely rude; I don’t know what to make … him!

According to the newspaper report, the thieves made … goods worth over ten thousand pounds.

Can you make … what it says here? The letters are too small for me to read.

You don’t need to make … an excuse for being late; just tell your teacher the truth.

When we got to the park, the children make … the swings.

4.Correct the mistakes with the phrasal verbs.

As soon as we had checked in at the hotel, we made straight to the beach.

She made out some story about the bus being late, but I’m sure she just overslept.

How do you make for being late to your own wedding?

Can you make of the words of the song?

It took the clown 10 minutes to make out his face.

Module 3

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