1. University Entrance Exam Preparation Workshop 4

2. My old friend is very …………………………………… . She always tells the truth.
A. hard working B. honest C. stupid D. generous E. optimistic
My sister is ……….………… because she always believes that good things will happen in the future.
A. pessimistic B. optimistic C. kind D. easy going E. mean
3. Mum was ……………………………………… when she saw what a mess we had made in the kitchen after dinner.
A. lonely B. delighted C. furious D. excited E. happy
4. They were ……………………………………… when they found out their favorite band was coming to town.
A. excited B. easy-going C. friendly D. furious E. frustrated

3. objectives This week’s lesson : Finish reviewing tag questions
WORD OF THE DAY
3. Students will be able to (SWBAT) recognize and differentiate 10 phrasal verbs using the verb ‘GET’
4. IF WE HAVE TIME : SWBAT recognize and write comparative and superlative sentences

4. Your review ideas for tag questions

5. forget-me-not WORD OF THE DAY UNFORGETTABLE not easily forgotten
DEFINITION :
REAL LIFE EXAMPLE :
Tell me about an unforgettable experience you have had.
not easily forgotten
SYNONYMS / ANTONYMS:
SYNONYMS : memorable, wonderful
forget-me-not
ANTONYMS : forgettable, boring
SENTENCE :
WORD FORMATION :
UNFORGETTABLE – adj.
FORGET – verb
(FORGOT, FORGOTTEN)
FORGETTABLE – adj.
FORGETFUL – adj.
FORGETFULLY – adv.
UNFORGETABLY – adv.
FORGETFULNESS - noun
The children spent an unforgettable day at the park.

6. verb + adverb OR preposition
phrasal verb
verb + adverb OR preposition
get
How many phrasal verbs can you think of with get?
get off
get up
get back
get over
get on
6. get on with
7. get back together
8. get in
9. get to
10. get rid of
leave, let go
have a good
relationship
rise from a bed/
chair/floor
OPPOSITE OF/AFTER
break up with
take back
sit in a taxi/car/van
recover from/
get better
reach, arrive
sit on a bus/
train/horse/bike
throw away

9. $700
$1000
$500
saxophones

10. HOMEWORK
Next week’s phrasal verb = put – how many phrasal verbs can you find with put?
Memorize new words – word quiz next lesson
Write sentences for new words 
Vocabulary questions series 2
‘comparatives and superlatives’ – ideas for review!