Guide to Phrasal Chambers Verbs - VV.AA

Información del producto

A Phrasal Verb is a Short Two Word (Or Sometimes Three Word) Phrase Made up of a Verb Such as Get Give Make And See And an Adverb (An Adverbial Particle) or a Preposition Such as In Off Out And Up. Because a Phrasal Verb is a Form of Idiom it Has a Meaning Which is Different From The Sum of Its Parts'. In Other Words Knowing What The Verb And Adverb or Preposition Mean Will Not Necessarily Help You Understand The Combination When They Are Used Together as a Phrasal Verb For Example You May Know The Meaning of The Verb Polish But May Not Know That The Combination to Polish Off Means to Finish Something Quickly And Easily. Similarl y You May Know The Meaning of The Verb Chew But May Not Know That When You Chew Someone Out You Strongly Criticize Them. This Guide is Designed to Help Anyone Who Wants to Know About Phrasal Verbs Including Not Only What They Mean But Also How to Use Them. The Most Commonly Used Phrasal Verbs in British And American English Are Represented Here Clearly Labeled. Similarl y You May Know The Meaning of The Verb Chew But May Not Know That When You Chew Someone Out You Strongly Criticize Them. This Guide is Designed to Help Anyone Who Wants to Know About Phrasal Verbs Including Not Only What They Mean But Also How to Use Them. The Most Commonly Used Phrasal Verbs in British And American English Are Represented Here Clearly Labeled. ISBN: 9789702205869