Have you ever thought about why phrasal verbs seem quite tricky to learn? Phrasal verbs are regarded as being a significant aspect of the English language. You have landed at the right place. Here, we are going to put light on it. Because Of Different Meaning – The best thing is that phrasal verbs are …
Here is a mock English test for students preparing for LDC exam conducted by PSC. 1. The pistol ……………………. suddenly. a) went out; b) went off; c) went up; d) went out 2. Mother will get angry if I …………………… again. a) fail; b) failed; c) had failed; d) have failed 3. Which of the …
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Some phrasal verbs have three parts. These are inseparable. Here is a list of the most common three-word phrasal verbs. Break in on To break in on is to interrupt (a conversation). I was talking to Susie when James broke in on our conversation. Catch up with = keep abreast As I was holidaying I couldn’t …
Some phrasal verbs are separable. That means we can put an object between the two parts of the phrasal verb. Note that the two parts of a separable phrasal verb must be separated when the object is a pronoun. Here is a list of common separable phrasal verbs. Blow up = explode The terrorists blew up the bridge. …
Keep is used in a large number of common idiomatic phrasal verbs. Here is a list of them. What is a phrasal verb? A phrasal verb is a two-word verb whose meaning is sometimes very different from the meanings of the two-words taken separately. Phrases with keep Keep around To keep something around is to continue …
Hold is used in a large number of common idiomatic phrasal verbs. Here is a list of them. What is a phrasal verb? A phrasal verb is a two-word verb whose meaning is sometimes very different from the meanings of the two-words taken separately. Phrasal verbs with hold Hold off To hold off is to delay …
Here is a list of phrasal verbs using the word Go. Go about something – set to work at it We are not going about it in the right way. Go ahead – start; make progress Go after – try to obtain or overtake There is no point in going after him. Go away – leave home Go back …
Here is a list of phrasal verbs beginning with P. Each phrasal verb is followed by its meaning / definition and example sentences. Pan out When something (e.g. a plan) pans out, it becomes successful. They were planning to get married in Las Vegas, but that didn’t pan out. Part with = give up, give …
Here is a list of phrasal verbs beginning with O. Each phrasal verb is followed by its meaning / definition and example sentences. Occur to When something occurs to you, it suddenly comes to your mind. Suddenly a brilliant idea occurred to me. It didn’t occur to me that I hadn’t turned the faucet off. …
Here is a list of phrasal verbs beginning with M. Each phrasal verb is followed by its meaning / definition and example sentences. Make out = understand, decipher, figure out, see or hear something clearly I can’t make out what this book is about. (= I can’t understand what this book is about.) Few people …
