GYG Day 66. SLN 7 Tuesday Teaser. Phrasal verbs for your meetings.
Natives often use phrasal verbs instead of more common verbs, which can be tricky for non-natives. A phrasal verb is (verb + preposition etc). Look at the following example. “Mike …
GYG Day 64. Fun on Friday. Five phrasal verb pairs.
Like phrasal verbs are less formal synonyms of English verbs, e.g. postpone (put off). There are phrasal verbs, which are synonyms of other phrasal verbs. Oh yes, the phrasal verb …
GYG Day 63 SLN 5. Deep dive into the grammar of phrasal verbs 3.
Rip-off (Abzocke), (to have a) lie-in (ausschlafen), mix-up (Verwechslung= confusion), cover-up, (Vertuschung), pile-up (Auffahrunfall), handout (Informationsblatt), crackdown (Durchgreifen), cutback (Kürzung), outset (Anfang), outgoings (Ausgaben)!!!! Titbitonians, welcome to last deep dive …
GYG Day 61. SLN 3 Deep dive into the grammar of phrasal verbs.
On day 58, I introduced the Secret Language of the Natives (phrasal verbs) and talked about the basics of using them. What I didn’t tell you then – silly me …
GYG Day 55. Fun on Friday. Slang up your grammar.
It is what separates the wheat from the chaff and like every other part of English, it’s something you must learn if you want to have any chance of understanding …