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Subject
ELA, Language Development, ESL
Topic
Phrasal Verbs, English Grammar
Resource types
Worksheets
Answer key
Included
Standards
L.5.5

Product description

From the author

Look Phrasal Verbs combines illustrated examples, a 17-entry summary, grammar notes and four exercises: sentence completion, matching, grammar classification and conversation.

The three PDFs total 13 pages, including answers to the written exercises and Google access instructions. Choose the set for learners ready to work with transitive, intransitive, separable and inseparable patterns. Online copies require separate access through the supplied link.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Select the correct "look" phrasal verb to complete a sentence from context (Exercise 1).

  • Match a "look" phrasal verb to its intended meaning in a given sentence (Exercise 2).

  • Use "look" phrasal verbs conversationally to answer open discussion questions (Exercise 4).

Teaching tips

  • Introduce the reference and grammar pages before Exercise 1, since several fill-in-the-blank items accept more than one correct phrasal verb and rely on students already knowing multiple meanings of the same verb.

  • Review the transitive/separable/inseparable grammar page as a class before assigning Exercise 3 independently, since that exercise depends directly on those definitions.

  • Use Exercise 4's conversation questions as a speaking-practice follow-up once the written exercises are checked against the key.

Skills covered

  • Phrasal verb usage in context — students choose or supply the correct "look" phrasal verb to complete a sentence (Exercises 1-2).

  • Grammatical pattern recognition — students classify phrasal verbs as transitive-separable, transitive-inseparable, or intransitive using real example sentences (Exercise 3).

  • Conversational application — Exercise 4's ten open questions ask students to use the target phrasal verbs in spoken responses.

Good to know

Questions teachers ask about this resource

Can more than one phrasal verb correctly complete a sentence in Exercise 1?

Yes — the exercise directions note that more than one answer may be correct, and the key lists an alternate for item 7 ("Look at / Look into").

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

  • L.5.5

Core concepts

  • Phrasal verbs

  • Transitive vs. intransitive verbs

  • Separable vs. inseparable verbs

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