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Learn Phrasal Verbs – Check in With

MichaelAD February 27, 2023 Phrasal Verbs

What does the phrasal verb check in with mean? When you check in with someone, you ask them for permission or approval before doing something. …

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Learn Phrasal Verbs – Break Down (to stop working)

MichaelAD February 22, 2023 Phrasal Verbs

What does the phrasal verb “Break Down” mean? Break down is a phrasal verb with several meanings, but for this one-point lesson, break down means …

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Learn Phrasal Verbs – Bring Up

MichaelAD February 18, 2023 Phrasal Verbs

What does the phrasal verb “Bring Up” mean? Bring up means to mention something for discussion or consideration. So, if someone says “Can you bring …

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Learn Phrasal Verbs – Get Back To

MichaelAD February 12, 2023 Phrasal Verbs

What does the phrasal verb “Get Back To” mean? Get back to means to return to or continue with something after an interruption. So, if …

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Learn Phrasal Verbs – Break Down

MichaelAD February 1, 2023 Phrasal Verbs Leave a Comment

During the staff meeting we went over some marketing reports. Even though Joe gave an informative presentation, the boss needed a more detailed analysis of the …

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Learn Phrasal Verbs – Work Out

MichaelAD January 14, 2023 Phrasal Verbs

Learn Phrasal Verbs – Come Up

MichaelAD January 14, 2023 Phrasal Verbs

Learn Phrasal Verbs – BLOW OUT

MichaelAD January 13, 2023 Phrasal Verbs

What does the phrasal verb BLOW OUT mean? The phrasal verb blow out, means to extinguish a fire with wind, and usually that wind comes …

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Learn Phrasal Verbs – 4 Ways to Use GO THROUGH

MichaelAD January 5, 2023 Phrasal Verbs

What does the phrasal verb GO THROUGH mean? Go through is an interesting phrasal verb in English because it has a number of different meanings …

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Learn Phrasal Verbs – 7 Ways To Use Work Out

MichaelAD January 4, 2023 Phrasal Verbs

The phrasal verb “work out” has several different meanings and can be used in a variety of contexts. Here are seven of those with some …

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