Showing posts with label Phrasal verbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phrasal verbs. Show all posts

Wednesday, 4 March 2020

PHRASAL VERBS - INTERMEDIATE B2

If you want to practise phrasal verbs, here is a link where you can play or study them at home. Hope you enjoy them.

https://www.baamboozle.com/game/53273

Friday, 28 March 2014

PHRASAL VERBS - ADVANCED LEVEL

It might seem really complicated but if you have a look at this website, you can learn a few basics on phrasal verbs. Here you can find games to enjoy yourselves while learning.

Sunday, 27 January 2013

PHRASALS WITH LOOK - ALL LEVELS


PHRASAL VERBS - ADVANCED

Phrasal verbs. Ah! those little annoying things that the English use to make it difficult to learn the language!
But don’t worry, here’s an English test to confirm and/or improve your phrasal verbs knowledge. When you finish your test, you will immediately receive your score. You will also see all the correct answers!


GET has loads and loads of uses in English. There are 28 different GET phrasal verbs (get about, get above, get across and so on…) and most of these have 2 or 3 different meanings! So, I think we can all agree that really improving your English requires some practice with this very important verb. So try this GET test to learn some common-usage phrases that you might not yet be aware of.

When you finish your test, you will get the results immediately afterwards. You will also be able to view all the correct answers!

GET - phrasal verbs

We use phrasal verbs based on the verb take quite often. Test your knowledge with these exercises. Have a look at the table and try working out their meanings and doing the exercises without looking them up first.

Phrasal Verbs based on TAKE

Monday, 17 December 2012

PHRASAL VERBS - ADVANCED LEVEL

Phrasal verbs. Ah! those little annoying things that the English use to make it difficult to learn the language! But don’t worry, here’s an English test to confirm and/or improve your phrasal verbs knowledge.
When you finish your test, you will immediately receive your score. You will also see all the correct answers!

Sunday, 7 October 2012

Friday, 9 March 2012

COPE WITH - VOCABULARY - INTERMEDIATE

Podcast which explains how to use 'cope with'. A phrasal quite similar to 'deal with' but with a slight difference. The narrator tells different pieces of stories to explain its meaning. 

Lord Lucan cannot cope

Monday, 26 September 2011