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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?