Articles related to "phrasal verbs"

phrasal verbs

Phrasal verbs are verbs with two or more parts. These verbs have one verb and two or more particles.

Grow vs. Grow Up

In this lesson, we're gonna learn all about these two confusing words. Are they different or not? Do you know anything?

 

Compare to vs. Compare with

This time we're gonna learn about the slight differences between these two. What are you waiting for? Don't you wanna learn more?

 

Pick vs. Pick up

This time, we're gonna learn all about the differences and similarities between 'pick' and 'pick up'. Are you ready? Do you wanna improve your knowledge?

 

Tear vs. Tear up

This time, we're gonna teach you all about the differences and similarities between these two nearly identical verbs. Ready?

 

Login vs. Log in

This time, we're gonna discuss the differences and similarities between these two verbs. Well, if you're still interested, join me.

 

Particles

Particles are words that have a grammatical function but do not fit into the main parts of speech. In order to learn about them, start studying them right here!

 

Roll out vs. Rollout

This time, we're gonna analyze the differences and similarities between these two. Well, ready to gain more knowledge?

 

Breakdown vs. Break down

In this lesson, we're going to talk about the differences and similarities between these words. Well, I'm here to tell you everything about them.

 

Hold up vs. Hold on

Now, we wanna delve into the little differences and similarities between these two phrases. Well, shall we begin our journey? C'mon.

 

Sign up vs. Sign-up

This time, we're going to talk about the differences between these words. Well, if you wanna expand your knowledge, come on.

 

Direct Objects

Generally, an object is a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase that usually comes after the verb. In this article we will talk about the direct objects.

 

Hold on vs. Hang on

This time, we wanna jump into this common pair in the English language. I'm sure you've wondered about their differences and similarities, haven't you?

 

Workout vs. Work out

Do you know how different or similar these two are? Or one of them might be wrong, don't you think? Well, why not join me here?

 

Setup vs. Set up

Do you think they are both correct? Well, if you wanna learn more, join me on another exciting adventure. Come on.

 

Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal verbs are used very commonly in English, even more so in informal situations. Phrasal verbs consist of a verb and a preposition or a particle.

 

Put on vs. Wear

I'm pretty sure you've come across both of these words. These two share differences and similarities just like other words in English.

 
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