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Ultimate Guide to Phrasal Verb Vs. Prepositional verbs for IELTS

Ultimate Guide to Phrasal Verb vs Prepositional verbs for IELTS使用状況と統計

In addition to literal meaning, all prepositions have metaphorical meanings. For example, when we say the plane has taken off. The preposition "off" is used with the metaphorical meaning of 'departure'. Out in 'drop out of school' has the metaphorical meaning of leaving. There are hundreds of phrasal verbs but each preposition just has a few metaphorical meanings. Therefore, familiar with the metaphorical meanings of prepositions is very important. This will make phrasal verbs logical and much easier to learn and remember. ● Prepositions - English prepositions with metaphorical meanings - Phrasal verbs grouped by metaphorical meanings ● Phrasal verbs - List of over 582 common phrasal verbs with meaning and sample sentences - Each entry has audio ● Study tools - 20 multiple choice quizzes - Learn phrasal verbs with flashcards ● Other features - Search for a phrasal verb - Bookmark a phrasal verb If you want to suggest a new feature or report a bug, please send feedback to us. We love getting feedback from users.

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Prepositional verbs for IELTS

A prepositional verb is an idiomatic expression that combines a verb and a preposition to make a new verb with a distinct meaning. Some prepositional verbs are: care for, long for, approve of, deal with, engage in, base on, count on, derive from, respect for, transform into, accuse of, absorb into, etc. This app provides materials and tools for you to learn prepositional verbs. Mastering prepositional verbs will help you to improve your IELTS writing skills ■ Lessons - Over 1800 prepositional verbs are grouped into 60 lessons - in each lessons, you will learn 29 - 30 prepositional verbs - use flashcards to study ■ Prepositional verbs - search, bookmark, share feature - each entry comes with detailed meaning and sample sentences ■ Prepositions - literal and figurative meaning of prepositions - for example: for is often used to show benefit, support or purpose. from is used to show origin, source, etc. ■ If you want to give feedback or need help, please send email to us.