Really Learn 100 Phrasal Verbs

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This books covers 100 of the most frequent and useful phrasal verbs in English, with their main meanings. You may find that a phrasal verb has other meanings that are not covered in this book, but our aim is to give you what you need to master the phrasal berbs that you need in everyday English.

The phrasal verbs in this book are arranged in alphabetical order according to the particles, so that "look after" comes before "bring up", but you can do the pages in any order, as each page deals with a separate verb. There are also ten revision pages, which bring together verbs that have been covered in the other pages.

The title of each page shows you the general form of the phrasal verb. This already gives you some grammatical information - notice how this particular verb can be used both with and without and object, and how the object mus be "somebody" (i.e. a person)

Each topic is covered in these six easy steps:
- Study
- Check
- Practise
- Build your vocabulary
- Revise
- Get it right

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