Learning English Grammar 4 types of phrasal verbs
Nov 26, 2024
Callum and Catherine delve into the world of phrasal verbs, highlighting their importance in achieving fluency. They categorize four distinct types, using relatable holiday anecdotes to demonstrate their usage. One notable focus is on intransitive phrasal verbs, like 'getting along,' which defines relationships. Engaging quizzes help reinforce understanding and application, ensuring listeners gain practical insights into these essential language tools.
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Dave's Holiday Troubles
- Dave caught a bug on holiday and had to stay in bed.
- He and his girlfriend also split up because they couldn't get along.
Type 1 Phrasal Verbs
- Type 1 phrasal verbs are transitive, needing an object.
- The object can go after or between the verb and particle, but pronouns must go between.
Type 2 Phrasal Verbs
- "Get over" means to recover from illness or upset.
- It's transitive, and the object or pronoun must come after the particle, a Type 2 phrasal verb.