When I mention phrasal verbs to my students the usual response involves a slight sense of panic and the realization that they are difficult to learn. There are thousands of different phrasal verbs, most of which are idiomatic in meaning. Each phrasal verb needs to be learned as you would learn any other verb or …
Read more »Today we’re going to see a discussion between two people using the following phrasal verbs: break up, bring down, cheer up and get over. Try and work out the meaning of each one by the context: Today’s Phrasal Verbs – Bring Down, Break Up, Cheer Up, Get Over Bring Down If something is bringing you …
Read more »Welcome to our new blog category – “Common Phrasal Verbs in Use.” Here you will learn around three phrasal verbs per day. We are going to give you the phrasal verbs with lots of examples and repetition. It’s important to understand the phrasal verb completely and practice it as much as possible. Read the following …
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