1060 Common Phrasal Verbs With Plenty Of Examples Synonyms Advanced English

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Phrasal verbs are essential for English fluency. They're used in everyday conversation and writing, and they can be tricky to learn for non-native speakers. That's why we've created this comprehensive guide to 1060 common phrasal verbs.

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Phrasal Verbs (Advanced) The Comprehensive Collection: 1060 Common Phrasal Verbs with Plenty of Examples & Synonyms (Advanced English Mastery Book 5)

by Robert Allans

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* Easy-to-understand explanations of each phrasal verb * Plenty of examples to show you how they're used in context * Synonyms and antonyms to help you expand your vocabulary * Exercises to test your understanding

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* Speak and write English more confidently * Understand native speakers more easily * Improve your English grammar and pronunciation * Ace your English exams

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Table of Contents

* Chapter 1: What are Phrasal Verbs? * Chapter 2: How to Use Phrasal Verbs * Chapter 3: 1060 Common Phrasal Verbs * Chapter 4: Exercises * Chapter 5: Answer Key

Chapter 1: What are Phrasal Verbs?

A phrasal verb is a combination of a verb and a preposition or adverb that creates a new meaning. For example, the verb "take" can be combined with the preposition "off" to create the phrasal verb "take off," which means to remove something.

Phrasal verbs are very common in English, and they can be used in both formal and informal settings. However, they can be tricky to learn for non-native speakers because they often have multiple meanings.

Chapter 2: How to Use Phrasal Verbs

There are a few general rules that you can follow when using phrasal verbs:

* The preposition or adverb usually comes after the verb. * The object of the phrasal verb usually comes after the preposition or adverb. * The meaning of the phrasal verb is often different from the meaning of the individual words.

For example, the phrasal verb "look up" means to search for something, while the individual words "look" and "up" do not have this meaning.

Chapter 3: 1060 Common Phrasal Verbs

This chapter contains a list of 1060 common phrasal verbs. Each phrasal verb is explained in detail, and there are plenty of examples to show you how it is used in context.

The phrasal verbs are organized into the following categories:

* Verbs of motion * Verbs of communication * Verbs of perception * Verbs of thought * Verbs of emotion * Verbs of action * Verbs of state

Chapter 4: Exercises

This chapter contains a variety of exercises to help you test your understanding of phrasal verbs. The exercises include:

* Fill-in-the-blank exercises * Matching exercises * Sentence completion exercises * Conversation exercises

Chapter 5: Answer Key

This chapter contains the answer key for the exercises in Chapter 4.

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Phrasal Verbs (Advanced) The Comprehensive Collection: 1060 Common Phrasal Verbs with Plenty of Examples & Synonyms (Advanced English Mastery Book 5)

by Robert Allans

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1256 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	570 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE