Prepare 7 Unit 7 Test

Look! People are _________ the train now.

 We are __________ early tomorrow to take the first bus.

How are you __________ the airport in the morning?

I’m taking a map with us because I don’t want to ______________.

James usually ___________ home around 6 o’clock. 

Horses are my favourite animals, so I love ______ ________ 

I’m a good swimmer and I love the sea, so I would like to try _________ one day.

What time does the train get....London?

A lot of people get...the bus in the morning,so I don't often get a seat.

Last weekend I went.....with my cousins.We walked 50km!

Last year I went....for the first time.It's a great way to travel on water.

We're going.....in the hills this weekend so I hope it stays dry.

I love....because you go so fast you feel you are flying on water!

Have you got a.....in case someone hurts themselves?

You and Tom can sleep in that ....and Jane,Tina and I will take this one which is bigger.

Did you put an extra jumper in the....?

 I can't see anything.Have you got a ....I can borrow?

I like … because I love seeing all the different animals under the water.

I like … because I love sleeping and cooking outside.

get back — …

get lost — …

get on — …

get to — …

Add the prepositions to the phrasal verbs

— Carla: How are you getting 1)… Edinburgh?

— Marko: By train. We’ve got to get … at 5.30 tomorrow morning. We’re getting … the train at Parkside station, and it takes an hour to drive there from our flat.

— Carla: That’s very early, Marko.

— Marko: I know. We’ll be tired. I hope we don’t get … when we’re driving to the train station. I don’t know the way very well.

— Carla: When are you getting … from Edinburgh?

— Marko: On Monday evening at about seven o’clock.

— Carla: Well, have a great time!

Add the prepositions to the phrasal verbs

— Carla: How are you getting … Edinburgh?

— Marko: By train. We’ve got to get 2)… at 5.30 tomorrow morning. We’re getting … the train at Parkside station, and it takes an hour to drive there from our flat.

— Carla: That’s very early, Marko.

— Marko: I know. We’ll be tired. I hope we don’t get … when we’re driving to the train station. I don’t know the way very well.

— Carla: When are you getting … from Edinburgh?

— Marko: On Monday evening at about seven o’clock.

— Carla: Well, have a great time!

Add the prepositions to the phrasal verbs

— Carla: How are you getting … Edinburgh?

— Marko: By train. We’ve got to get … at 5.30 tomorrow morning. We’re getting 3)… the train at Parkside station, and it takes an hour to drive there from our flat.

— Carla: That’s very early, Marko.

— Marko: I know. We’ll be tired. I hope we don’t get … when we’re driving to the train station. I don’t know the way very well.

— Carla: When are you getting … from Edinburgh?

— Marko: On Monday evening at about seven o’clock.

— Carla: Well, have a great time!

Add the prepositions to the phrasal verbs

— Carla: How are you getting … Edinburgh?

— Marko: By train. We’ve got to get … at 5.30 tomorrow morning. We’re getting … the train at Parkside station, and it takes an hour to drive there from our flat.

— Carla: That’s very early, Marko.

— Marko: I know. We’ll be tired. I hope we don’t get 4)… when we’re driving to the train station. I don’t know the way very well.

— Carla: When are you getting … from Edinburgh?

— Marko: On Monday evening at about seven o’clock.

— Carla: Well, have a great time!

Add the prepositions to the phrasal verbs

— Carla: How are you getting … Edinburgh?

— Marko: By train. We’ve got to get … at 5.30 tomorrow morning. We’re getting … the train at Parkside station, and it takes an hour to drive there from our flat.

— Carla: That’s very early, Marko.

— Marko: I know. We’ll be tired. I hope we don’t get … when we’re driving to the train station. I don’t know the way very well.

— Carla: When are you getting 5)… from Edinburgh?

— Marko: On Monday evening at about seven o’clock.

— Carla: Well, have a great time!