Hey everyone, this is Jasmine, and welcome back to my stand fm show! Today, I’m going to share a quick tip that will instantly make your English conversations sound more advanced.
So, you know how we often focus on memorizing single words when learning a new language? Well, here's a little secret: instead of just learning single words, try learning phrasal verbs. Phrasal verbs are like magic tools that can make your speech more natural and fluent.
For example, take the verb "get." If you know just this word, you might use it like, "I get a book." But if you learn the phrasal verb "get on," you can say, "I get on the bus," which means you board the bus.
Another example is "get to." Instead of saying "I arrive," you can say "I get to work at 9 AM," which means you arrive at work.
And one more: "get off." Instead of just saying "I leave," you could use "get off" to say, "I get off the train," which means you leave the train.
So, here’s a quick recap:
Get on - board (I get on the bus / I board the bus)
Get to - arrive (I get to work at 9 AM / I arrive at work at 9 AM)
Get off - leave (I get off the train / I leave the train)
By learning phrasal verbs, you can express more complex ideas without needing to know a ton of difficult words. Plus, they’re super handy in everyday conversation.
So next time you’re studying English, try to focus on phrasal verbs. It’s a small change that can make a big difference in how you communicate.
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