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palaniuk
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Wed, 24 Dec 03 06:28 PM
I'm trying to study English phrasal verbs. I would like to find some web page with a good explanation of the most important phrasal verbs
I have a dictionary, but it's very hard to study phrasal verbs with it, I need some help
Thanks
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chris
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Wed, 24 Dec 03 06:41 PM
I always tell students to group phrasal verbs.
The more common particles/prepositions used in phrasal verbs are:
on
up
away
to
When you come across a 'new' one classify it into a group. By doing this, it will help you to remember them in the future.
One more thing - Use a different group for phrasal verbs with two particles/prepositions as these usually cause the most confusion.
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Anonymous,
140 days ago
I'm trying to study English phrasal verbs. I would like to find some web page with a good explanation of the most important phrasal verbs I have a dictionary, but it's very hard to study phrasal verbs with it, I need some help Thanks
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AlpheccaStars
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Sat, 04 Jul 09 07:21 PM
Here is a good reference LINK
All the best, A- s
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