50 phrasal verbs in English

Welcome to my blog post on the 50 most commonly used phrasal verbs in English. I’ll be sharing with you the most important phrasal verbs for English learners, as well as some tips for learning them. I hope you find this post helpful and that you’re able to put these phrasal verbs to good use in your own English studies

Oxford Phrasal Verbs Dictionary

What are phrasal verbs?

A phrasal verb is a verb that is made up of the main verb and one or two small words, called particles. The particles can be prepositions or adverbs. Phrasal verbs are very common in English and are used in all kinds of situations.

How can I use them?

Phrasal verbs are very useful for adding variety and interest to your English. They can also make your English sound more natural. However, you need to be careful when using phrasal verbs because they can sometimes change the meaning of the main verb in a way that might not be immediately obvious.

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What are some common phrasal verbs in English?

There are many, many common phrasal verbs in English. Here are just a few of the most important phrasal verbs for English learners There are certain phrasal verbs that are more important for English learners to know than others. These are the phrasal verbs that are used most frequently in everyday English. In the videos are some of the most important phrasal verbs, along with some definitions and example sentences.

 Tips for Learning Phrasal Verbs

Here are some tips for learning phrasal verbs:

• Read as much as possible in English. The more you read, the more exposure you’ll have to phrasal verbs and the more likely you are to learn them.
• Watch English movies and TV shows. Again, the more exposure you have to English, the more likely you are to learn phrasal verbs.
• Pay attention to the context in which phrasal verbs are used. This will help you to remember them better.
• Try to use the phrasal verbs you learn in your own writing and speaking. This will help to solidify them in your memory.

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Listening Task: Listen to the following videos.

Reading task: Matching game. Match the words to the pictures. Click here to start the game.

Phrasal verb practice exercises;

Time's up

Time's up

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How can I learn more about them?

There are lots of resources available to help you learn more about phrasal verbs. You can find lists of common phrasal verbs in dictionaries and grammar books. There are also many online resources that can help you learn about and practice using phrasal verbs.

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Review task for every day English conversations

This is a review of WH sound and words. Please watch the video. Then match the words to the pictures.

Match the word "wheat" to the picture.

None

Match the word "whale" to the picture.

None

Match the word "whisk" to the picture.

None

Match the word "wheelchair" to the picture.

None

Match the word "wheel" to the picture.

None

Who?

None

Why?

None

When?

None

What?

None

Where?

None

How?

None

What is your name?

Where do you live?

Who is your best friend?

What do you like?

Why is the sky blue?

When do you sleep?

How do you go to the store?

by bus

by foot

by car

by train

None

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I hope you’ve found this post helpful. If you have any questions about phrasal verbs, please leave a comment below and I’ll be happy to answer them. Thanks for reading!

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