Phrasal Verb Quotes

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Are you very tolerant? What things do you find it hard to put up with?
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George Sandford (Amazingly easy phrasal verbs)
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begin with lexical items and show how they need to be grammatically modified to be communicatively effective.’ At around the same time, research using language corpora was highlighting the combinatory power, and ultimate learning potential, of grammar words (or functors), such as auxiliaries, determiners, prepositions, pronouns and conjunctions. As Sinclair and Renouf (1988: 155) pointed out, β€˜English makes excessive use, e.g. through phrasal verbs, of its most frequent words, and so they are well worth learning.’ And they add, β€˜verb tenses, for example, which are often the main organizing feature of a course, are combinations of some of the commonest words in the language.’ This suggests to me that there are two
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Scott Thornbury (Big Questions in ELT)
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gravy train = a structure or business from which people can make money easily
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Clare Whitmell (505 Business English Idioms and Phrasal Verbs)
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Accede to means to initially reject and then agree to a request after negotiation
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Marc Roche (Master Legal Vocabulary & Terminology- Legal Vocabulary In Use: Contracts, Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs + 425 Expert Legal Documents & Templates (Law Books ... Writing, Vocabulary & Terminology Book 1))
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As Mr. Friedrich Nietzsche once said, "we often refuse to accept an idea merely because the tone in which it has been expressed is unsympathetic to us.
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Marc Roche (Master Legal Vocabulary & Terminology- Legal Vocabulary In Use: Contracts, Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs + 425 Expert Legal Documents & Templates (Law Books ... Writing, Vocabulary & Terminology Book 1))
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council
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Marc Roche (Master Legal Vocabulary & Terminology- Legal Vocabulary In Use: Contracts, Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs + 425 Expert Legal Documents & Templates (Law Books ... Writing, Vocabulary & Terminology Book 1))
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Around has two main meanings. The most common meaning is vaguely moving from one direction to another. What do many people do on holiday? They walk around the town where they are staying. About and round mean the same, and several verbs have all three forms which mean the same.. The second meaning of around and about is approximate. How much is it? About ten euros. It is around ten euros.
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Peter Gray (Phrasal Verb Fun)
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backroom boys = people whose work is important but who don't get much recognition
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Clare Whitmell (505 Business English Idioms and Phrasal Verbs)
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bear out The facts don't bear out your story. In other words, you story is not supported by any facts.This out means the conclusion. We conclude that the evidence doesn't bear out your story, therefore you're lying to the court. Separable two-word verbΒ Β  Be careful.
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Peter Gray (Phrasal Verb Fun)