Today I am going to write about another very popular phrasal verb. How many phrasal verbs with “get” do you know? I imagine you know a few ones, but remember quality is better than quantity so start with a short list, ok?
Hey guys, how are things? Today I want to teach you another phrasal verb. By the way, if this is your first time around here, check out my phrasal verb section. There are many phrasal verbs for you. I always give the most common definition as well as real life examples with audio so that you can improve your pronunciation. At the end of the post, don’t forget to leave me a comment with your own examples or even suggestions of phrasal verbs you would like to see here.
Whats up guys! How are you doing today? I’d like to show a new phrasal verb today! To put off! The verb put has many phrasal verbs. As I always like to mention, it is important to analyze the phrasal verb as one single word, never translate a phrasal verb “particle by particle”. The verb put alone means to move something into a specific place or position. Now, what do you think put + off means?
Hey, friends! How are you doing? In this section of the blog, I want to you show you popular phrasal verbs and how to use them. What is a phrasal verba phrasal verb is a verb that combined with another prepositon or adverb, which we will call “particle”, will have a different meaning.
