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Learn English phrasal verbs in a fun and easy way!
In our app you will find 500 flashcards containing phrasal verb meanings, example sentences, pictures and correct pronunciation.
Phrasal verbs are an integral part of the English language and learning them is one of the most challenging tasks for English learners. Some people think it's boring or even impossible to remember them. You try to avoid them but your writing and speaking suffer, looking unnatural and unconvincing.
Relax! Our flashcards are created to help you:
1. 'Useful' flashcard shows you a phrasal verb, its meaning and an example.
2. 'Visual' flashcard helps you to memorize the phrasal verb and understand its usage.
Our app contains 250 commonly used English phrasal verbs. All of them are arranged in alphabetical order. The app works offline. Very helpful for IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, EFL, TEFL, TESL, ESL.
Phrasal verbs really expand your vocabulary. Let's do it in a fun and easy way, no more boring exercises!
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Use of English PRO十二月 1, 2024