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    Vocabulary Secrets:Phrasal Verbs Book A
    Vocabulary Secrets:Phrasal Verbs Book A
    Vocabulary Secrets:Phrasal Verbs Book A
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    Vocabulary Secrets:Phrasal Verbs Book A

    By Oliver King

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    Confused between 'take off' and 'leave out'? Don't worry! This book is a Godsend for students in upper secondary levels and high school.

    Students that are preparing for high stakes examinations in English such as IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC and PTE can use this book to boost their vocabulary bank.

    Vocabulary Secrets: Phrasal Verb Book A is part of a series of three books-A,B and C.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOliver King
    Release dateJun 25, 2020
    ISBN9780463903193
    Vocabulary Secrets:Phrasal Verbs Book A
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    Oliver King

    Oliver grew up with the sense of wonder , especially the power of language in shaping human thinking and civilisation.An avid traveller and discerning reader, he is also passionate about inspiring people through language coaching.He has penned the Vocabulary Secrets series and has published Phrasal Verbs Book A as part of a three book set.Future publications will include books encompassing Idioms and Grammar.

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      Vocabulary Secrets:Phrasal Verbs Book A - Oliver King

      Introduction

      This book is written with the Intermediate student in mind. Students that are preparing for examinations (IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, SAT, GRE, GMAT and PTE) in English will find this book particularly helpful.

      Vocabulary Secrets: Phrasal Verb Book A aims to make phrasal verbs as straightforward and painless as possible for students.

      Vocabulary Secrets: Phrasal Verb Book B and C will be available soon.

      I hope students will find this book as enjoyable as I have had writing it.

      You can obtain the FREE answer key to the exercises in this book at http://eepurl.com/g7G1gz .

      Oliver King

      Acknowledgement

      The trademarks of IELTS, TOEIC, GRE, GMAT, SAT, PTE and TOEFL belong to their respective trademark owners.

      What are Phrasal Verbs?

      Generally speaking, phrasal verbs are a combination of two to three words that are made up of verbs and particles.

      Verb + adverbs=phrasal verb

      For example, fall(verb) through(particle)

      Sometimes we can have,

      Verb + adverb + preposition=phrasal verb

      For example,

      Cosy(verb) + up(adverb) +to(prepositions)

      Particles are a group of words that you have learned; they are adverbs and prepositions.

      Adverbs include down, up and off.

      Furthermore, prepositions include of, at and to.

      Tasks

      Phrasal verbs feature prominently to describe task. Use these phrasal verbs wisely!

      go in

      Meaning:

      1)      To disappear behind cloud; for sun and moon.

      2)      To learn, absorb

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