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Stop memorizing vocabulary lists: Follow one day, from morning to night, to learn seven common English phrasal verbs in the situations where native speakers really use them. After the story, I’ll show you more ways to use each one (run out of milk or time, pick up your kids, show up for school, head out from a party), then test your fluency. Fluency is the difference between knowing a list and knowing how to use it. To finish, I’ll give you three steps for learning ANY phrasal verb: connect it to your day, think about the situation first, and then turn your daily routine into practice. Try it: in the comments, tell us about your day with at least three of these phrasal verbs.
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