Make your English flow with phrasal verbs
Master the verbs that bring rhythm, fluency, and nuance to your English.
Master the verbs that bring rhythm, fluency, and nuance to your English.
Small Words, Big Meaning
Phrasal verbs may look simple — but they can change the meaning of a sentence entirely. Mastering them helps you speak naturally, clearly, and with real fluency.
How phrasal verbs can transform your communication:
Multiple meanings
Many phrasal verbs change meaning depending on the context. The same verb + particle can mean something entirely different in another situation.
Non-literal translations
You can’t always understand a phrasal verb by translating its parts word-for-word — their meaning is often idiomatic.
Natural-sounding speech
Native speakers use phrasal verbs constantly. Without them, your speech can sound too formal or unnatural.
Wide variety
One verb can form dozens of phrasal verbs (get up, get along, get over, get away), each with its own nuance — making them tricky to master.
How to master phrasal verbs with ease?
Practice in context
Learn phrasal verbs by seeing them in real sentences, conversations, and stories. Context helps you remember both their meaning and usage.
Group by verb or theme
Organize phrasal verbs by their main verb (get, take, go) or topic (travel, work, emotions) to make learning more structured.
Use them in speech and writing
Actively include new phrasal verbs in your daily conversations, messages, and writing exercises to make them part of your active vocabulary.
Learn with native content
Watch movies, listen to podcasts, and read articles where phrasal verbs appear naturally — this will help you sound more fluent and natural.