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How to Learn
Phrasal Verbs Easily
Phrasal verbs are an integral part of the English language. Therefore, learning phrasal verbs is an essential step in understanding and speaking English better. Admittedly although many native English speakers frequently use them, phrasal verbs can be challenging to master. This is because the verbs and their usage do not follow a specific pattern. However, learning phrasal verbs simply entails getting familiar with the verbs, looking them up and practicing in everyday conversation.
Instructions
1.
o 1
Familiarize
yourself with the meaning of a phrasal verb to better understand this type of
verb. Remember that: a phrasal verb is the combination of a verb such as 'come'
with a preposition such as 'up' or a particle such as 'through.' Take note
adding the particle or preposition slightly modifies the meaning of the verb to
bring out a new meaning such 'come up' or 'come through.'
o 2
Write
down any phrasal verb you encounter and are not familiar with. Copy down the
entire sentence in which the phrasal verb appears. Writing down new phrasal
verbs with the whole sentence helps you to understand the context, that is how
exactly the phrase is used.
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o 3
Find
out the meaning of new phrasal verb. Do this the easiest way by writing down
the synonym of the phrasal verb. Remember that synonyms are words or phrases
with the same meaning as the phrasal verb. Ask meanings from a native English
speaker, a teacher or look up in a Thesaurus and a dictionary.
o 4
Learn
phrasal verbs from stories and day-to-day conversations, as this is more
interesting and easier. Read books and make it a habit of identifying phrasal
verbs in the stories. Listen to other people speak and identify the phrasal
verbs and how people use them
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