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TABLE of CONTENTS

- The Cast of Characters
- A Brief Introduction to Phrasal Verbs
- User's Guide

Scene 1 : Building Up Anger
Scene 2 : I Wish I Could Count On You
Scene 3 : Fighting Off Something Worse than a Cold
Scene 4 : I Gave In
Scene 5 : You Two Will Iron Out Your Differences
Scene 6 : She Has Trouble Holding Down a Job
Scene 7 : You Let Us Down
Scene 8 : I Opened Up to You
Scene 9 : She Puts Me Down
Scene 10 : I've Run Out of Patience
Scene 11 : Stick Up for Yourself
Scene 12 : I Need to Sort a Few Things Out
Scene 13 : I Straightned Myself Out
Scene 14 : I'm Going to Stand Out
Scene 15 : My Love for Him Is All Used Up

Anser Key
Phrasal Verb Glossary
Reconstruction
Other Books of Interest from Pro Lingua

SCENE 1 : Bulding Up Anger

Setting Up Scene 1
In Scene 1, Maria and her husband, John, build up anger towards one another. How do couple build up anger toward one another? What might happen if their anger buids up too much?

Pair Up
With a classmate, discuss the following questions.
- 1. What are some good ways to build up your vocabulary?
- 2. If you feel anger building up against your friend, what do you do?
- 3. Would you like to build up your confidence to talk to Americans? How could you do this?

BUILDING UP ANGER
It's Tuesday moring and John and Maria having breakfast. Maria suspects that John was up no good last night. A mix of fear and anger is building up inside her. John feels hungover.
* Maria : John, I didn't want to bring this up. I know we've been trying to build on the trust we established in therapy, and I'm so happy that we've bounced back from a near divorce, but I smelled perfume on you last night that wasn't mine. Am I right?
* John : (shouting) I don't answer anyone, especially to you and your accusaions, which never add up to anything, anyway !
* Maria : You don't have to blow up like that. It makes me think you're trying to brush me off because you feel guilty about something.
* John : No, it's because you bring out the worst in me with your mistrust. You think I ask out every woman I see. Why don't you back up your accusations with some proof? Hire a detective or something.
* Maria : You bring it on yourself by not talking to me. I'm your wife, for God's sake !
* John : Yes, and a wife is supposed to believe in her husband !

John breaks off the argument by going into the bathroom and slamming the door. Maria breaks down, bursts into tears, and runs into the bedroom, fearing that she and John are going to break up.

EXERCISE SCENE 1
A. What's Going On? - Discuss the following with your classmates.
- 1. Why is Maria reluctant to bring up her worries?
- 2. What does John mean when he shouts, " I don't answer to anyone!"? Why does he shout?
- 3. What kind of proof would Maria need to back up her accusations?
- 4. What does John bring on himself, according to Maria?
- 5. Why does John feel that Maria brings out the worst in him? The worst what?
- 6. What do you think John was really up to last night?

B. SEARCH OUT
Part 1
With a classmate, find and underline 16 phrasal verbs from Scene 1 that begin with the letters A or B and contain the following particles; in, into, out, up, down, on, off. The verbs are listed in Exercise D, but try to find them first.
Part 2
In the spaces below, list the phrasal verbs you have underlined. Write "T" next to each transitive verb and write its object. If the phrasal includes a pronoun object, write the pronoun between the two parts of the verb. If the verb is intransitive, write "I" next to it. The first three are done for you.
1. T be(was) up to no good
2. I build up
3. T bring this up
4. ___ ________ ______
5. ___ _______ ______
6. ___ _______ ______
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15. ____ __________ __________
16. ____ __________ __________

C. LOOK BACK
With a classmate, find two phrasal verbs in Scene 1 with the particles "back" and "to." Then write your own sentences using the phrasal verbs.

1. __________________________________________

2. __________________________________________

D. MATCH UP
1. be up to ____ a. to have a particular result.
2. build up ____ b. to use something as a base for further development
3. bring up ____ c. to rudely ignore someone or their ideas
4. build on ____ d. to introduce a subject
5. add up to ____ e. to yeild or amount to
6. blow up _____ f. to be doing something

A Phrasal Verb Affair in 15 Episodes :
영어 원어민은 글을 쓸 때나 말을 할 떄 항상 구동사를 많이 쓰기 때문에 구동사(Phrasal Verbs)를 철저히 공부하지 않고는 영어에 능통할 수 없다. 영어의 구동사는 수가 날로 늘어나고 있어 Longman Dicdtionary of Phrasal Verbs에 수록된 구동사의 표제어만도 12,000이 넘는다. 그런데 이 구동사는 문법이나 의미가 매우 다양하고 복잡해서 영어를 공부하는 학생들이 배우기를 꺼리고 있는데, 영어 교사들이나 문법 책들은 그것을 지극히 피상적으로 다루고 있다.

이 교재는 Student Text와 Audio CD로 구성되어 있는데 학생들이 구동사를 이해하고 그것을 활용하는 데 필요한 문법, 뜻, 및 사용법 등을 철저히 학습할 수 있도록 하기 위해 손에 땀을 쥐게 하는 15 episodes의 Text와 Audio CD를 소재로 각 Episode마다 다양한 연습 문제를 제시해 놓았다.

학생들은 영어 원어민의 극적인 대화에 자연스럽게 등장하는 구동사를 Audio CD로 들으면서 연습 문제를 풀어 가는 과정에서 필수적인 구동사의 지식을 쌓아올릴 수 있을것이다.