English: Phrasal Verbs
A basic set of English phrasal verbs: how they differ from a verb with a preposition, verbs about people and relationships, verbs about actions and plans.
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- Teaches: English
- Material: Russian
- Exam: English — taken on the site, not translated
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Path through the course
· 3 unitsany order · units can be taken in any order you likeView: map · steps
~1.5 h
Exam
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final · in the browser, without the assistant
Exam
The path in words
- What is a phrasal verb — ~0.5 h
- Verbs about people and relationships — ~0.5 h
- Verbs about actions and plans — ~0.5 h
Programme · 3 units
| 1 | What is a phrasal verb Distinguish a phrasal verb from a verb with a preposition | ~0.5 h |
| 2 | Verbs about people and relationships Use take after, get on with, look up to in speech | ~0.5 h |
| 3 | Verbs about actions and plans Use call off, put off, carry on, run out of | ~0.5 h |