Four lessons. One useful focus.
Everyday phrasal verbs
Start with one useful meaning at a time. These four lessons connect everyday situations with the word patterns you need to talk about them.
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Each lesson includes practice and explained answers.Postpone a plan
“Put it off” or “put off it”?
Start with the meaning of put off, then practice where a noun or pronoun belongs.
Read & practiceExplain what is missing
Run out of: meaning and everyday examples
Use run out of when a supply is finished, keeping the expression together.
Read & practiceTalk about a future event
Look forward to meeting or look forward to meet?
Add a noun or an -ing form after look forward to.
Read & practicePromise a later reply
Get back to someone: promise a later reply
Use get back to someone and give a deadline only when you know it.
Read & practice
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