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1 Match the phrasal verbs with the correct meaning. look up to to feel excited aboutto watchto respectto find (in a dictionary)to care forto investigateto search look forward to to feel excited aboutto watchto respectto find (in a dictionary)to care forto investigateto search����������������������������� look up to feel excited aboutto watchto respectto find (in a dictionary)to care forto investigateto search look after to feel excited aboutto watchto respectto find (in a dictionary)to care forto investigateto search look into to feel excited aboutto watchto respectto find (in a dictionary)to care forto investigateto search look for to feel excited aboutto watchto respectto find (in a dictionary)to care forto investigateto search look at to feel excited aboutto watchto respectto find (in a dictionary)to care forto investigateto search������������������������������������������������ � 2�Write a suitable�phasal verb to match the meaning of the following words. � change channels remove their shoes find radio stations stop�doing something� reduce the volume increase the volume continue � � 3 Choose the correct box. � I'm exhausted �exhausting Running a marathon is exhausted �exhausting �� I am bored �boring �because the maths teacher is bored �boring The monster in the film is terrified �terrifing �terrifying I was terrified �terrifing �terrifying �because of the film. The teacher was surprised �surprising �because everyone had passed. Are you reading anything interested �interesting �at the moment? I'm really interested �interesting �in art. � 4 Watch the video and complete the following sentences. https://www.youtube.com/embed/L88O5ceaueM?feature=player_detailpage � The gentleman's book is �(funny) than Mr Bean's. The gentleman's �(noisy) than Mr Bean. The train is the �(slow) in the world. Mr Bean's techniques are the��(original) I've ever seen. This is probably Mr Bean's �(bad) journey on a train. Do you think the ticket inspector will be �(patient) than Mr Bean?