3.
very good progress /let you go home
about your medication
feel free to do so
by mouth once a day after a meal from now on
it thins the blood / helps to prevent further attacks
as you may not get any of them
an upset stomach /the stools of some people dark
and smelly / bleeding (e.g. nose bleeds) or shortness
of breath
Fill in the blanks using the
words/phrases below – Page 39-
Listening 2
4.
A phrasal verb has a verb + particle
A particle gives meaning to the verbs. Example
on, off, in, into, out, up, down, away, back, through, over, at, with
etc.
sit down
Stand up
Go away
Pull down
Look out
Take out
Phrasal verbs
5.
They came back at five.
(Back is the particle of the phrasal verb come back.)
John showed up late.
(Up is the particle of the phrasal verb show up.)
Ahmed took off his coat.
(Off is the particle of the phrasal verb take off.)
Examples of phrasal verbs
6.
Separable Phrasal verbs
It is difficult to take in medication (CAN BE
REWRITTEN AS)
It is difficult to take medication in.
Inseparable verbs
Please try to drink the syrup after you get up in the
morning (CANNOT BE REWRITTEN AS)
Please try to drink the syrup after you get in the
morning up.
Language Spot
7.
Page 40 – rewrite using phrasal
verbs
1) Pointed
2) Take out
3) Writing
out a
prescription
4) Look at
5) Get into
6) Get in
touch with
7) Cutting
down
8.
What’s the difference between can and may?
Can theoretical possibility
May Real possibility
What’s the difference?
1)The phone can be switched off.
2)The phone may be switched off.
In 1st sentence, it means that the phone is on. Now, it’s
possible to switch off the phone.
In 2nd sentence, it means that the phone is switched off
now. We can’t call anyone.
Page 40 – can and may
9.
Can and May (Contd..)
When talking about side-effects…
Can is used to say that a side-effect is possible.
Aspirin can cause an upset stomach. (not strong
possibility) Other words to show a weak possibility -
probably
May is used to express a strong possibility
Aspirin may cause an upset stomach. (strong
possibility). Other words to show strong
possibility- will
Page 40 – Can and May
10.
Page 41 – Exercise 1
1) will
2) probably
3) May not
4) possibility
5) can
6) may