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Phrasal verbs in context Peter Dainty
Publisher: Macmillan

Phrasal verb is a combination of a verb (an action word like look, take, set) and a preposition (a short connecting word like up, out, over) in which the preposition gives the verb a new meaning. Thousands of example sentences show phrasal verbs in typical contexts * Clear advice on grammar and usage * A thematic section shows phrasal verbs in topic groups for vocabulary expansion. Anyway, you need to see them and hear them in context. The funny thing is, I knew the phrasal verb TO ROUND UP in quite a different context. It's a mathematical term and it's used when rounding up figures. More about some phrasal verbs in context. 1000 Phrasal Verbs in Context 2007 | PDF | 157 pages | 2.8 MB A list of 1000 common English phrasal verbs for ESL learners with sample sentences, exercises and answers. Perhaps you haven't solved all your grammar doubts about phrasal verbs reading all of the above. In all cases, they are the verbs that English speakers most often use in those contexts. In Help Yourself To English, we want to show you the most common phrasal verbs and the contexts in which we use them. In this sense, we can say that the meaning is idiomatic - in other words the phrase can't be translated word searching for information in a reference book or online. The prasal verbs are easy to learn, if you learn them in context. A cartoon story which introduces a large number of useful phrasal verbs (get out, get in, get over, etc) The story is amusing and whimsical but the aim is serious. This year I've just taken up a new English course , so every Monday my teacher lets me in his class to carry on in our classes.