Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal verbs can have transparent and therefore literal meaning which can be easily deduced from its parts. Their meaning can be semi-­lite...

⭐A phrasal verb consists of a verb and a preposition, a verb and an adverb, or a verb, an adverb, and a preposition — the verb’s partners ar...

✅ ACT ON/UPON 1) Act on/upon somebody's advice - to do something because you have been advised or told to do it:  - There have been conc...

1. Deal with Type: Inseparable, transitive Meaning: To handle, work on Example: Our new department head will deal with the training of new s...

1.CALL ON To visit (a person).  Example — I really should call on my grandmother more often. 2. CARRY ON To continue or proceed as before. E...

✔ Stand aside  ➡ Step sideways to make some space for someone else.  ◕ Example: Stand aside, please, so the doctor can get through.  ➡ Leave...

✔ add on (separable)  ➡ to increase or enhance something by joining or uniting something to it  • We've decided to add on another bedroo...

✔ Stand aside  ➡ Step sideways to make some space for someone else.  ◕ Example: Stand aside, please, so the doctor can get through.  ➡ Leave...

✔ READ OVER - to check for accuracy.  - Always read over your work to ensure there are no grammatikalor spelllling mesteakes.  ✔ READ THROUG...

11. Deal with Type: Inseparable, transitive Meaning: To handle, work on Example: Our new department head will deal with the training of new ...