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Tag: phrasal verbs
How to Talk about Language Learning
“One language sets you in a corridor for life. Two languages open every door along the way.” Frank Smith
Food Idioms & Phrasal Verbs
“All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt.” ― Charles M. Schulz
Weather English
What is your favorite kind of weather? Do you like it when it's pouring down, or when the sun is beating down? Before you answer, read this post and learn the topic vocabulary. We hope you'll find it useful...
Types of Phrasal Verbs: Transitive & Intransitive, Separable & Inseparable
Learn the essential basics and move on to new challenges...
Phrasal Verbs in News
Phrasal verbs are generally used in spoken English and informal texts, but they can be found in news reports as well. Such phrasal verbs are not too informal, and that's why they are not at odds with news style...
Phrasal Verbs: Learning & Studying
We'd like to help you increase your vocabulary with phrasal verbs about some of the most important processes - learning and studying.
How to Talk about Credit & Loans
No matter how we look at it, money plays an important role in our life, so it's necessary to be able to talk about it. What we are going to teach you with this post is how to talk about loans and credit in English. Read on for useful collocations, phrasal verbs and more...
How to Talk about Hobbies
A hobby is an activity that you do regularly in your leisure time for pleasure. A hobby can be absorbing, relaxing, enjoyable and satisfying. If you have many hobbies, you might have a favorite one or a pet hobby (the hobby you like most). To have a hobby means to follow, pursue or indulge in it. If you start a hobby, you take it up. Read on for more hobby vocabulary...
Phrasal Verbs: Time & Change
Read the article to learn 30+ phrasal verbs related to time and change.
