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SEMAINE 17 – JOUR 1 Phrasal Verbs (Daily Life) Programme : Grammaire + Listening Thème : Everyday actions

Jusqu’ici, ton anglais est correct.

Mais pour devenir naturel, il faut maîtriser :

 les phrasal verbs

Exemple :

  • ❌ I enter the room
  • ✅ I come in

 Les natifs utilisent ça tous les jours.

Aujourd’hui, tu commences à parler comme eux.

Let’s laugh a bit with this video. The main goal is to get used to American accent in real life

Phrasal Verbs — Daily Life | Grammaire & Listening
Anglais — B1/B2

Phrasal Verbs — Daily Life

Programme : Grammaire + Listening  ·  Thème : Everyday actions

Verbe de base
Particule
Sens
Exemple
Partie 1 Vocabulaire — Phrasal Verbs du quotidien
🌅 Morning routine
wake up
se réveiller
"I wake up at 7 every morning."
Syn : get up (se lever physiquement)
get up
se lever (du lit)
"She got up and made coffee."
≠ wake up : le corps bouge
put on
mettre (vêtement / appareil)
"He put on his jacket and left."
Séparable : put it on ✓
turn off
éteindre
"Turn off the alarm — I'm awake!"
Séparable : turn it off ✓
rush out
partir en vitesse
"I rushed out without eating breakfast."
🏠 At home
tidy up
ranger, faire le ménage
"Can you tidy up your room, please?"
Séparable : tidy it up ✓
throw away
jeter (à la poubelle)
"I threw away all the old magazines."
Séparable : throw them away ✓
turn on
allumer, activer
"She turned on the TV and relaxed."
run out of
manquer de, épuiser
"We've run out of milk — can you buy some?"
Inséparable !
pick up
ramasser / aller chercher
"Can you pick up the kids at 3pm?"
Séparable : pick them up ✓
🚶 Going out & social life
hang out
traîner avec des amis
"We hung out at the park all afternoon."
catch up with
retrouver qn, rattraper
"Let's catch up over coffee soon!"
drop off
déposer (qn / qqch)
"He dropped me off at the station."
Séparable : drop her off ✓
show up
arriver, se pointer
"He finally showed up an hour late."
call off
annuler
"They called off the party due to rain."
Séparable : call it off ✓
Partie 2 Règles grammaticales

✦ Séparables vs Inséparables

  • ✓ turn off the light → séparable
  • ✓ turn the light off → séparable
  • ✓ turn it off → pronom entre les deux
  • ✗ turn off it → IMPOSSIBLE
  • ⚠ run out of → inséparable toujours

✦ Position du pronom

  • Avec nom : pick up the bag OU pick the bag up
  • Avec pronom : TOUJOURS au milieu
  • ✓ pick it up
  • ✗ pick up it
  • ⚠ Règle : pronom → entre verbe et particule

✦ Temps & conjugaison

  • C'est le verbe qui se conjugue
  • La particule ne change pas
  • wakes up / woke up
  • picked up / has picked up
  • ⚠ Formes irrégulières : got up, threw away, ran out
Partie 3 Exercices QCM — Choisissez la bonne réponse
Question 1
She always _____ very early on weekdays.
Question 2
Can you _____ the lights before leaving?
Question 3
We've _____ coffee. Can you go to the shop?
Question 4
He picked _____ from the station at noon.
Question 5
The concert was _____ because of bad weather.
Question 6
Please _____ your room — it's a mess!
Question 7
My friends and I _____ at the café every Friday.
Question 8
Don't _____ those old clothes — they're still good!
Partie 4 Complétez avec le bon phrasal verb
Fill in 1
I need to some old boxes. (jeter)
Fill in 2
Can you the TV? (allumer)
Fill in 3
He at the party two hours late. (se pointer)
Fill in 4
She her coat and went out. (mettre)
Fill in 5
We need to before the guests arrive. (ranger)
Partie 5 Listening Test — Compréhension orale
Dialogue A — A typical morning Tom et Lucy parlent de leur routine matinale
Transcription Lucy: Tom, what time do you usually wake up?
Tom: I get up at 6:30, but I don't turn on my phone straight away.
Lucy: Smart! I always rush out because I forget to put on my coat!
Tom: Ha! Yesterday I nearly ran out of time — I forgot to set my alarm.
Lucy: Did you manage to tidy up before you left? Your flat was a mess last time!
Tom: I threw away some stuff and picked up the clothes from the floor. Good enough!
Listening Q1 — Dialogue A
What time does Tom get up?
Listening Q2 — Dialogue A
Why did Tom nearly run out of time yesterday?
Listening Q3 — Dialogue A
What TWO things did Tom do to tidy up?
Dialogue B — Weekend plans Emma et Jake organisent leur week-end
Transcription Emma: Are we still hanging out on Saturday?
Jake: Yes! But I need to drop off my sister at the airport first. She's leaving at noon.
Emma: OK, so what time will you show up?
Jake: Around 2pm. Oh — did you hear? The barbecue at Mike's was called off.
Emma: Really? Why?
Jake: They ran out of time to organise everything. We could catch up with them next week instead.
Emma: Good idea. I'll pick up some snacks for Saturday then!
Listening Q4 — Dialogue B
Why does Jake need to leave before meeting Emma?
Listening Q5 — Dialogue B
Why was Mike's barbecue called off?
Listening Q6 — Dialogue B
What will Emma do before Saturday?

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