#25 - English Grammar - 5 phrasal verbs to talk about your weekend with Mark
Everyday English with E2Show Notes
Hello and welcome back to another episode of Everyday English with E2. My name is Mark. Each week, we focus on English grammar, vocabulary or pronunciation, and this week it’s all about grammar.
One of the biggest questions we get at E2 is ‘how can I learn more phrasal verbs?’ and we get this from everyone! Beginners, intermediates, IELTS and even OET students! Now, the short answer is you learn them one at a time. But which ones? My advice is to start with language you can use to talk about your life and your experiences. Let’s start with 5 phrasal verbs YOU can use to talk about your weekend.
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