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Phrasal verbs in context by Peter Dainty

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

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. Check out the examples in context below: Bring / take / put back the book. Go / head / drive back to the store. Phrasal verbs can be real challenge to students. According to the theory, the sentences must be taken from your life, or from a film, book, song, etc. One of the true challenges for English language learners is understanding the meanings of phrasal verbs. That you are familiar with, and the meaning of the phrasal verb should be clear from the context of the sentence. Always remember that meanings of phrasal verbs are contextual and they depend on the context. Start by learning a limited list of phrasal verbs, and then move on to taking note of phrasal verbs as you come across them in context. All the phrasal verbs above have a similar meaning. 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. In general, phrasal verbs follow specific grammar constructions: You give up something (verb + ing). For example, I gave up smoking in 1995.