Posts Tagged ‘Phrasal Verbs’
Get as a phrasal verb
more uses of get
Read MoreSome pairs of phrasal verbs with different meanings 1B
Can you deduce the meaning of this set of phrasal verbs?
Read MoreSome pairs of phrasal verbs with different meanings 1A
This exercise is paired with another by the same name, 2A. Both exercises have a follow-on exercise (1B and 2B)
Read MoreCommon colloquial uses of phrasal verbs 2
more phrasal verbs to try out!
Read MoreCommon colloquial uses of phrasal verbs 1
a simple matching exercise for phrasal verb practice
Read MorePhrasal-prepositional verbs B
Verbs followed by two ‘particles’ eg put up with or get on with are called phrasal-prepositional verbs. They are never split round the object. I can’t put up with this indecisiveness of his. (= his indecisiveness) She had no alternative but to try to get on with her in-laws, because they all lived so…
Read MorePhrasal-prepositional verbs A
Verbs followed by two ‘particles‘ eg put up with are called phrasal-prepositional verbs. They are never split round the object! Now get on with your work! Go to Grammar Bank Home 1. [Match] Can you match the meanings of these phrasal-prepositional verbs? Answers for Quiz [1]. 1. agree to (correct) 2. defend (correct)…
Read MoreTurn – 3
Different forms, uses and meanings of the word ‘turn’ as a noun seen now in context.
Read MoreTurn – 2
Different forms, uses and meanings of the word ‘turn’ as a noun
Read MoreTurn – 1
The verb ‘turn’ used as a phrasal verb
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