SEMAINE 17 – JOUR 5 Révision + Listening

SEMAINE 17 · JOUR 5 · RÉVISION + LISTENING

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Phrasal Verbs

👋 Introduction

Cette semaine, tu as appris :

✔️ des phrasal verbs essentiels
✔️ les utiliser dans des phrases
✔️ les intégrer dans ton discours

Aujourd'hui, objectif :

ne plus hésiter
ne plus confondre
réagir rapidement

🎧 Listening du jour

Écoute l'audio (2 écoutes recommandées) puis réponds aux questions.

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📄 Transcript

📘 Révision

🔹 Routine

wake up → se réveiller
get up → se lever
go to bed → se coucher

🔹 Mouvement

go out → sortir
come back → revenir
come in → entrer

🔹 Actions

pick up → ramasser / répondre (téléphone)
put down → poser
turn on → allumer
turn off → éteindre

🔹 Communication / Effort

call back → rappeler
give up → abandonner
keep on → continuer
look for → chercher
find out → découvrir

✅ Exercice 1

Fill in the blanks with the correct verb from your list. Be careful with the context!

Correction Exercice 1

1. go to bed — Used when you are tired and want to sleep.
2. turn off — Used for stopping an electrical device (TV).
3. call back — Used for returning a telephone call.
4. turn on — Used for starting an electrical device or light.
5. give up — Used as encouragement to stop someone from quitting.
6. pick up — Used for lifting something from the floor.
7. look for — Used when you are trying to find something lost.
8. get up — "Wake up" is opening eyes; "get up" is physically leaving the bed.
9. find out — Used for discovering new information.
10. come in — A polite way to ask someone to enter a space.

✅ Exercice 2

Choose the best phrasal verb to complete each sentence.

Correction Exercice 2

1. come in / go back in — You are moving from the outside to the inside.
2. pick up — You are lifting an object from the ground.
3. give up — Used here to say "don't stop trying" to find the ring.
4. turn off — You are shutting down an electronic device.
5. find out — You are trying to discover a specific piece of information.