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English Speaking Practice Exercises PDF

This document provides English conversation practice to improve speaking skills. It includes phrasal verbs like "look forward to", "look up", "look for", "look into", and "look at". It also contains questions to answer about a conversation between Marina and a guy about cooking dinner and buying a coffee machine and hat. Common phrasal verbs are defined, such as "be up to", "be off", "be on", and "be against". The document aims to enhance English vocabulary and conversation abilities.

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English Speaking Practice Exercises PDF

This document provides English conversation practice to improve speaking skills. It includes phrasal verbs like "look forward to", "look up", "look for", "look into", and "look at". It also contains questions to answer about a conversation between Marina and a guy about cooking dinner and buying a coffee machine and hat. Common phrasal verbs are defined, such as "be up to", "be off", "be on", and "be against". The document aims to enhance English vocabulary and conversation abilities.

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1 English conversation practice - Improve your

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2 Make up your own sentences with the new words.

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3 Answer the following questions


 Where did Marina put the pan ?
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 Why is the guy looking for the pan?
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 What does he want Marina to do as a help?
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 Howmuch time should they put vegetables on fire?
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 Where did Marina get the coffee machine from?
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 Who advised Marina to get that coffee machine?
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 How can we know that Marina isn't vegan?
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 Where can Marina find granoa?
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 How did Marina ask about the price ?
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 Why did Marina ask the assistant to check the price of the hat?
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PHRASAL VERBS
LOOK FORWARD TO LOOK UP
I’ll be looking forward to our date. Look it up on the internet
LOOK FOR LOOK AFTER
What are you looking for?. LOOK She asked to look after her dog
LOOK INTO LOOK AT
We will look into your application. Look at yourself in the mirror

BE UP TO: to be busy or occupied BE OUT – to not be present in a


with an activity, etc. particular place
What are you up to? I am out for 5 minutes.
BE OFF – to leave a place to BE OVER – to end
another one When all of this will be over?
She will be off tomorrow
BE ON – to be performing or BE BE AGAINST – to be opposed
displayed to someone/something
The game is on TV. She is against them
BE AFTER – to want something BE UP – to be alert
I have been after this phone for a I am usually up by 8 a.m.
long time

RABEE
HAIDAR

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