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| Hi, Now, it's nine years I start to learn English. It's my introducing. I find out in English are using a phrasal verbs a lot. And this is my problem. I tried learn them but it's too much. Exist some instructions: How to create these words? It's too hard to remember it. e.g.: set off set on set out set in bring out bring in bring off bring around make out make up make off make round find out put off put on put across put over put down ...............and a lot lot lot lot lot I don't know to remember meaning of these phrases. Is here some "manual" to creating them? |
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| Hi, Lucas, It's hardly possible to learn all of them the way you learn a rhyme. How, then? - Slowly and painfully, through reading and speaking practice. Best wishes! |
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