Short practice transcript for exercising phrasal verbs in the past simple tense. The speaker (Hadar Shemesh) provides repeated example sentences and question prompts focusing on verbs like get up, turn off, and look after in past-simple forms.
I got up early yesterday. I got up early yesterday. Get up, Got up. Get up, Got up. I got up early yesterday. Let's practice phrasal verbs in the past simple tense. Did you get up at 7am yesterday? Did you get up at 7am yesterday? She turned off the lights when she left. She turned off the lights when she left. Turned off, Turned off? Turned off? Not turn off, Turned off. Did she turn off the TV last night? Did you turn off the TV last night? Look after I looked after my younger brother last weekend. I looked after my younger brother last weekend. Did you look after the dog while I was away? Did you look after the dog while I was away? Look after, Looked after. Look after, Looked after.
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