English Grammar - Phrasal Verbs (Intermediate level)

After completing this course you will be able to:

• Review how some prepositions such as: over, in, up, are used for movement and be able to give examples.
• Prove how the second word in the Phrasal verb changes the meaning of the verb.
• Explain why we sometimes we use more than one preposition in a Phrasal verb.
• Describe how sentences with Phrasal verbs include objects (first, second and third persons).
• Outline why we use into instead of in and provide examples.
• Relate why we can say fill in or fill out regarding the completion of surveys and forms.
• Justify why Phrasal verbs with 'out' have multiple meanings and be able to show examples.
• Summarize the multiple meanings and uses of verb + up/down and why verb + up/down is one of the most frequently used Phrasal verbs.

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