B1 English Chapter 7 Lesson 2

B1 English (Intermediate Level)

About Lesson

📘 B1 ENGLISH CHAPTER 7 – LESSON 2

🎯 Lesson Objectives

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
✅ Understand and use common phrasal verbs in daily English
✅ Recognize phrasal verbs with in, out, on, and off in context
✅ Improve listening and comprehension skills with podcasts
✅ Apply phrasal verbs in conversations about everyday situations and work life

💡 How to Use This Lesson

Start with Grammar: Review phrasal verbs in the PDF.
Listen to Podcasts: Follow along and note new phrases.
Practice Speaking: Make sentences using phrasal verbs.
Complete Exercises: Use the practice PDF and multimedia content.

1️⃣ Grammar: Phrasal Verbs Part 1 (Units 137-141)

📌 Introduction:
Phrasal verbs combine a verb + preposition/adverb to create a new meaning. Learn how in, out, on, off change the meaning of verbs in conversation.

Unit	Topic
137	Phrasal verbs 1: Introduction
138	Phrasal verbs 2: in/out
139	Phrasal verbs 3: out
140	Phrasal verbs 4: on/off (1)
141	Phrasal verbs 5: on/off (2)

📥 Click here to download this Grammar Lesson PDF

💡 Tips:

Practice aloud and write your own examples.
Pay attention to separable vs inseparable phrasal verbs.
Check the podcast for real-life usage examples.

2️⃣ Podcasts Series 3: Episode 6-8

📌 Introduction:
These episodes show how phrasal verbs are used naturally in conversations. Focus on listening, intonation, and context.

Episode	Focus
06	Everyday situations
07	Work and career expressions
08	Social interactions and storytelling

📥 Click here to download this Podcast Lesson PDF

Podcasts Series 3: Episode 06

Carolina wants a job to solve her money problems, but will she find one? Adam is surprised about your opinions of football!

🎧 Click here to listen to Episode 06 audio

Podcasts Series 3: Episode 07

Adam and Rob discuss your favourite times of day. Also, Tess and Ravi talk about something British people love, but most people hate!

🎧 Click here to listen to Episode 07 audio

Podcasts Series 3: Episode 08

Jamie has a surprise for Carolina, who is already quite excited about her new job. Meanwhile, Rob and Adam have been waiting patiently since the last episode to talk about queuing.

🎧 Click here to listen to Episode 08 audio

💡 Tips:

Listen multiple times: first for understanding, then for doing exercises.
Pause and repeat phrasal verbs aloud.
Write down and use new phrases in your own sentences.

📝 B1 ENGLISH CHAPTER 7 – PRACTICE 2

🎯 Practice Focus

Reinforce phrasal verbs from Lesson 2
Use phrasal verbs in conversations and work situations
Improve listening comprehension through audio and video

💡 Topics Covered

Big City Small World: Series 1, Episodes 07–09
Words On The Street: Jobs Scenes 1 & 2 and Starting a Business

📄 Practice Materials

📌 Introduction:
Watch videos and listen to audio recordings to reinforce your understanding of natural English. Then complete exercises in the practice PDF.

📥 Click here to download this Chapter 7 Practice 2 PDF

Big City Small World – Series 1 Episode 7-9

Series 1, Episode 07 – Cheer up!

Magda will finish her degree soon and wants to work in London as an architect.

Do the Preparation task first. Then listen to the audio. Next go to each Task and do the activity. If you need help, you can read the Transcript at any time.

🎧 Click here to listen to Episode 07

Series 1, Episode 08 – I’ll be rich in 3 years!

‘I’ll be rich in 3 years!’ Johnny has a vision of where he will be going!

Do the Preparation task first. Then listen to the audio. Next go to each Task and do the activity. If you need help, you can read the Transcript at any time.

🎧 Click here to listen to Episode 08

Series 1, Episode 09 – Aagh… my injured leg!

Interview advice from poor Johnny the injured footballer.

Do the Preparation task first. Then listen to the audio. Next go to each Task and do the activity. If you need help, you can read the Transcript at any time.

🎧 Click here to listen to Episode 09

Words On The Street Videos About Jobs

Ashlie and Stephen’s friend Tristan asks the pair to help out in his café. What could possibly go wrong? And will they do any better selling ice cream on the beach at Brighton?

Perhaps they could start their own business instead – as young people do in the UK every year. Joe meets some of Britain’s brightest young business people – and gets to play a round of golf!

Jobs Scene 1

Stephen takes Ashlie out for lunch at their friend Tristan’s café. They enjoy themselves, but don’t manage to eat!

Do the Preparation task first. Then watch the video and do the first Task. Watch the video a second time and then finish the Tasks. If you need help, you can read the Transcript at any time.

🎥 Click on this link to watch the video

Jobs Scene 1 Language Focus

Rob and Ashlie talk about using ‘out’ with verbs and some phrases used when ordering in a restaurant.

Watch the video. Then go to the Tasks and do the activities.

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Jobs Scene 2

Ashlie and Stephen help out in an ice cream van. That sounds easy, doesn’t it?

Do the Preparation task first. Then watch the video and do the first Task. Watch the video again and then finish the Tasks. If you need help, you can read the Transcript at any time.

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Jobs Scene 2 Language Focus

Rob and Stephen discuss differences between the past simple and present perfect and different uses of ‘look’ and ‘say’.

Watch the video. Then go to the Tasks and do the activities.

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Starting a Business

Have you ever wanted to start your own business? Joe meets young British people doing just that, and gets advice from entrepreneurs old and new, including Sir Richard Branson.

Watch the video and do the first Task. Then watch the video again and finish the Tasks. If you need help, you can read the Transcript at any time.

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💡 Tips for Practice:

Watch without for comprehension and respond to the questions.
Pause and repeat key phrasal verbs aloud.
Make your own sentences using the new phrasal verbs.
Discuss with a friend or teacher for reinforcement.