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Phrasal verbs in context by Peter Dainty

Phrasal verbs in context Peter Dainty ebook
Page: 96
Format: pdf
Publisher: Macmillan
ISBN: 0333564227, 9780333564226

The five most common verbs used in phrasal verbs are: get, come, go, take and put. The funny thing is, I knew the phrasal verb TO ROUND UP in quite a different context. When you see or hear a phrasal verb you don't know, write it down. Phrasal verbs can be really difficult to learn. Audio with scripts; Lessons on integrated reading, listening, speaking, and writing for beginners and intermediate; Interesting and motivational writing prompts and speaking/conversation topics; Phrasal verbs in context. It's a mathematical term and it's used when rounding up figures. 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. Like any other vocabulary, always try to understand the meaning from the context. But don't just write down the verb and the preposition, copy the whole sentence. Phrasal verbs can be very confusing, but they're absolutely necessary if you want to understand and speak English fluently. Then phrasal verbs can have two or even three different meanings depending on the context. The phrasal verb of the day is “write down.” Now this basically means the same thing as write, but it has to be used in the context of pen and paper. Understanding them is more important than producing them. Encourage learners to recognise the meaning of phrasal verbs in specific contexts before they start using them. First, there are so many of them.