In my house

Fes clic, arrastra i col·loca al lloc corresponent.

Clic, drag and drop.

In my house

Herbs

Opposites worksheet

Opposites worksheet

Phrasal verb: give away

MEANING: to give something to somebody as a gift.

EXAMPLES: 

· I can't believe he gave those tickets away.

· The magazine is giving away a new laptop.

· The TV quiz gave 1 million of Euros away last night.

The K song

Eating fish

Spencer's song

Spencer's song

Phrasal verb: take after

MEANING: to look like or behave like an older member of your family.

EXAMPLES:

· Who do you take after, your mother or your father?

· He looks after his father.

· I take after my mother in looks.

What's your name?

What's your name?

Greetings

Phrasal verb: look after

MEANING: to take care.

EXAMPLES:

· I'm looking after my sister because she's ill.

· He always looks after his mother.

· The car is very expensive. You should look after it.

The J song

Cooking verbs

Kitchen tools

Phasal verbs: come across

MEANING: to find by accident.

EXAMPLES: 

· He was digging and he came across some oil.

· I've never come across anyone like you.

· Whose book is this? I came across it in a drawer.

Office equipment

Office supplies

Five green frogs listening

Five green frogs

The I song