This phrasal verb means to save money little by little for something special.

This means to admire and respect someone.

This phrasal verb means to eat a lot of food in a short time.

To work less hard, reduce effort, or become slower/less active.

This means to depend on someone.

I need to ______ some money this month. I spent too much last week.

I really ______ my older sister. She inspires me.

I need to ______ sugar. I’m eating too many sweets.

I skipped class and now I need to ______ with my homework.

She always cheers me ______ when I feel sad.

Create a sentence using:
blow (money)

Create a sentence using:
Fall out (with)

Create a sentence using:
Eat on the go

Create a sentence using:
Keep up with

Create a sentence using:
Build yourself up

I ran of money before the weekend.

I made up my best friend yesterday after our fight.

I gotting sick from eat too much street food.

He skipped on class yesterday.

I opened to my friend about my problems.

You bought too many things online, now you owe your friend money and have no savings.
Use at least 3 phrasal verbs.

You had an argument with a close friend, but you want to fix things.
Use at least 3 phrasal verbs.

You ate something bad and now your body is reacting.
Use at least 3 phrasal verbs.

You procrastinated all week and now everything is due tomorrow.

Create a dramatic teen story using at least 5 phrasal verbs from previous lessons.