10+ Most Commonly Used Phrasal Verbs
Here’s a complete list of phrasal verbs you can use every day in English. Start by memorising each phrasal verb and understand its meaning.
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[140] How Are You Settling In?
Today, you will learn a new phrasal verb: To Settle In. Learn how to use it, it will make you super-duper fluent. Enjoy :)
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[239] 3 New English Phrases: Time Off, Off and Well-Off
Did you know the word OFF can be combined with 20-something phrases? Today’s episode is about the word OFF. Here are three English phrases you’ll learn in this episode: Time Off, Well off and Off. Enjoy :)
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[186] What’s New For English Made Simple?
English Made Simple is Evolving English Made Simple is evolving…for the better of course! I am making an announcement today! So you’ve been listening to the show for over 2 years now, it was mostly about English learning. However, from today the content...![[166] Phrasal Verbs – Get Across | Get Along | Get Away](https://www.englishmadesimple.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/PodcastPhotosEp166.png)
[166] Phrasal Verbs – Get Across | Get Along | Get Away
Hey guys, today you will learn 3 phrasal verbs using the verb GET. Get across, get away, get along. I also mention a noun getaway. Enjoy :)