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Phrasal verbs through stories
Phrasal verbs through stories Vs. English Verb Preposition

Phrasal verbs through stories 與 English Verb Preposition 使用情況與統計

Reading is the most effective way to learn phrasal verbs. This app provides reading materials, phrasal verb dictionary and tools for you to learn English phrasal verbs MOVIES • over 800 plots of famous movies (stories). If you love watching movies, you will be familiar with the stories. Therefore, it is easier to understand the context and meaning of phrasal verbs. • phrasal verbs in the story are highlighted • tap highlighted phrasal verbs to see detailed meaning and sample sentences • bookmark a story for later reading • create groups of stories for easy learning • today’s movies: reading 5 stories a day (the app will send you notification if you enable it). • random movies: reading random stories • long-press a word to look up PHRASAL VERB FINDER • enter your own text and tap find button • the app will highlight all phrasal verbs found in your text • tap highlighted phrasal verb to see detailed information PHRASL VERBS • each entry has detailed meaning and sample sentences (Over 20000 sentences are added) • long-press a word to look up • tap speaker to hear pronunciation • Learn 5 phrasal verbs a day (the app will send you notification if you enable it). LISTS • create your own group • put a phrasal verb into a group • you can use this feature to create a group of phrasal verbs on the same topic UNITS • phrasal verbs are divided into units • use flashcards to remember phrasal verbs • multiple choice quizzes BASIC FEATURES • search feature • bookmark feature • built-in dictionary: long press a word to look up If you want to give feedback, please use the feedback feature in the settings

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English Verb Preposition

This app is designed to help you learn Verb Preposition Phrases. English prepositions are often used together with verbs to form a phrase. For example, the verb listen generally takes the preposition to, as in “I like to listen to jazz.” Other examples include: apologize for, belong to, care for, devote to, elaborate on, fell like, graduate from, help with, invest in, know about, look at, matter to, object to, participate in, recover from, succeed in, think of, vouch for, and write about something, prevent somebody from something. Getting the preposition right is essential for making your ideas understood in English. There is a differences between hear about and hear from. Knowing these differences, and knowing which preposition to use with which verb will help you sound more natural in English. ▸ Verb Preposition Phrases - Over 7400 phrases - Meaning and example sentences ▸ Write a note - Write a note for each entry - Review your notes ▸ Units - 150 units - Use quizzes to learn phrase in a unit ▸ Basic features include: - Bookmark a phrase - Search a phrase - Learn 10 phrases daily ▸ If you want to suggest a new feature or report an issue, please use feedback feature in the app. Thank you!