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It’s been an unusual week at the World of Words this week. We’ve seen sweet food expressions, food expressions for cars, tips for kinaesthetic learners, and some great ‘get’ expressions.
It time to put it into action now. How much can you remember? Can you get all the questions right? Which words will be in there [...]
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We had a look at ‘catch‘ expressions and phrasal verbs last week. This week, it’s time to look at ‘get’.
There are too many ‘get’ phrasal verbs to list in one blog post so I’ve chosen some that I find are common but students often don’t know.
Here they are:
get on with (something)
Meaning: actually start doing something
Example: [...]
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People often say that women can never have too many shoes and handbags. Well, I say that English learners can never have too many English phrasal verbs and expressions. They are what makes our English sound natural, and are more useful than shoes and bags, too.
This week, I am proud to present my top seven [...]
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It’s quite common to see stories of people escaping from prison on the news but this article on the ABC News website was the first time I’ve hear of someone trying to get inside a prison. It’s a shame the article doesn’t mention why they were tryng to get in.
Although it’s a very short article, [...]
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