📝 Daily Short Practice
🎯 Vocabulary Goal
Learn useful phrasal verbs for entering, leaving and visiting.
📚 Words & Phrases
| Word or phrase | Simple meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| get in | enter a car or small enclosed space | We get in the car at eight. |
| get out | leave a car or small enclosed space | We get out of the taxi at the station. |
| come over | visit someone at their home | Friends come over for dinner on Friday. |
| go away | leave a place for a period of time | We go away for the weekend. |
| walk in | enter a place by walking | People walk in through the front door. |
| walk out | leave a place by walking | Customers walk out after paying. |
🔍 See It in Context
Visiting a Friend
After work, Ben gets in his car and drives to Mia’s house. When he arrives, he gets out and walks in through the open door. Mia has invited him to come over for dinner. Later, Ben walks out, gets in his car again and goes away for the weekend.
💡 Notice the Pattern
Movement phrasal verbs
Get in and get out are common with cars and taxis. Come over means visit someone at home. Walk in and walk out describe entering and leaving on foot.
- Get in the car.
- Would you like to come over?
💬 Useful Examples
- We got out of the taxi.
- She walked into the room.
- He walked out of the shop.
- They are going away this weekend.
✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks
1. We ____ the car at eight. (get in / get out / come over)
2. We ____ of the taxi at the station. (come over / go away / get out)
3. Friends ____ for dinner on Friday. (walk in / come over / go away)
4. We ____ for the weekend. (go away / walk in / walk out)
5. People ____ through the front door. (walk out / get in / walk in)
🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching
1. get in
2. get out
3. come over
4. go away
5. walk in
✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice
1. Which word or phrase means “enter a car or small enclosed space”?
2. Which word or phrase means “leave a car or small enclosed space”?
3. Which word or phrase means “visit someone at their home”?
4. Which word or phrase means “leave a place for a period of time”?
5. Which word or phrase means “enter a place by walking”?
📝 Use It Yourself
Write a short paragraph about visiting a friend.
Example:
I get in my car and drive to my friend’s house. I get out and walk in. I come over for dinner.
🎙️ Speaking Practice
Practice these sentences aloud.
Say:
Get in the car.
Say:
We got out of the taxi.
Ask:
Would you like to come over?
Say:
They are going away this weekend.
🔎 Answer Key
Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks
1. get in
2. get out
3. come over
4. go away
5. walk in
Exercise 2 – Matching
1. c – enter a car or small enclosed space
2. e – leave a car or small enclosed space
3. a – visit someone at their home
4. d – leave a place for a period of time
5. b – enter a place by walking
Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice
1. get in
2. get out
3. come over
4. go away
5. walk in