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Phrasal verbs are idiomatic expressions
Phrasal verbs are idiomatic expressions in English that consist of a verb combined with a preposition or adverb. They are very common in everyday speech and writing, and understanding them is important for fluency in the language.
Some key things to know about phrasal verbs:
-They have a meaning that is different from the individual meanings of the verb and preposition/adverb. For example, "look up" means to search for information, not just to look in an upward direction.
-They are extremely versatile and can express a wide range of meanings, often conveying subtle nuances that single-word verbs cannot.
-They can be transitive (taking an object) or intransitive (not taking an object). For example, "look up the answer" vs "the prices went up."
-They can have multiple meanings depending on the preposition/adverb used. For instance, "pick up" can mean to lift, to collect, to learn, or to begin doing something.
-They are very common in informal, conversational English, but are also used extensively in more formal writing and speech.
-Mastering phrasal verbs is challenging for language learners, as their meanings are often not obvious from the individual words.
Learning common phrasal verbs and their meanings is an important part of building fluency and natural-sounding English skills.
Run into - To unexpectedly encounter or meet someone, often by chance. For example, "I ran into my old friend at the grocery store yesterday."
Get along - To have a good relationship and be able to work or interact well with someone. For example, "I've always gotten along well with my coworkers."
Catch up - To get up to date on what someone else has been doing or what has been happening. For example, "We caught up over coffee and talked about what's been going on in our lives."
Count on - To rely on or depend on someone or something. For example, "I'm counting on you to help me finish this project by the deadline."
Hang out - To spend time casually or socially with someone. For example, "A few of us are going to hang out at the park this afternoon if you want to join."
Come over - To visit someone at their home or location. For example, "Would you like to come over to my place for dinner tonight?"
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በቀላሉ እንግሊዘኛን አሁኑኑ ተማሩ የማውራት የመስማት ችሎታዎንም ያሳድጉ የትም ለሚጋኙ ሰዎች ቀላል እና አስተማሪ ሆኖ የተዘጋጀ።
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25. 25.አለባበስዎን መግለፅ እና ከልብስ ጋር የተያያዙ እንግሊ...
26. 26.በ 3 መንገድ ድግግሞሽን በእንግሊዝኛ ይግለፁ! (Eng...
27. 27.የ "get" አሰካክን በትክክል ማግኘት how to us...
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31. 31.አንሶኛል እና በዝቶብኛል በእንግሊዘኛ መግለፅ/ too ...
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Some key things to know about phrasal verbs:
-They have a meaning that is different from the individual meanings of the verb and preposition/adverb. For example, "look up" means to search for information, not just to look in an upward direction.
-They are extremely versatile and can express a wide range of meanings, often conveying subtle nuances that single-word verbs cannot.
-They can be transitive (taking an object) or intransitive (not taking an object). For example, "look up the answer" vs "the prices went up."
-They can have multiple meanings depending on the preposition/adverb used. For instance, "pick up" can mean to lift, to collect, to learn, or to begin doing something.
-They are very common in informal, conversational English, but are also used extensively in more formal writing and speech.
-Mastering phrasal verbs is challenging for language learners, as their meanings are often not obvious from the individual words.
Learning common phrasal verbs and their meanings is an important part of building fluency and natural-sounding English skills.
Run into - To unexpectedly encounter or meet someone, often by chance. For example, "I ran into my old friend at the grocery store yesterday."
Get along - To have a good relationship and be able to work or interact well with someone. For example, "I've always gotten along well with my coworkers."
Catch up - To get up to date on what someone else has been doing or what has been happening. For example, "We caught up over coffee and talked about what's been going on in our lives."
Count on - To rely on or depend on someone or something. For example, "I'm counting on you to help me finish this project by the deadline."
Hang out - To spend time casually or socially with someone. For example, "A few of us are going to hang out at the park this afternoon if you want to join."
Come over - To visit someone at their home or location. For example, "Would you like to come over to my place for dinner tonight?"
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በቀላሉ እንግሊዘኛን አሁኑኑ ተማሩ የማውራት የመስማት ችሎታዎንም ያሳድጉ የትም ለሚጋኙ ሰዎች ቀላል እና አስተማሪ ሆኖ የተዘጋጀ።
0.1. 0.1 Fluency for Beginners. practice s...
0.2 0.2. Verb to be (How + adjective) (En...
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25. 25.አለባበስዎን መግለፅ እና ከልብስ ጋር የተያያዙ እንግሊ...
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