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Phrasal Verbs, Multiple Choice

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Phrasal Verbs

Some basic verbs in English easily link up with certain prepositions. These combinations give new and completely different meanings.

CC BY-SAWritten by: Jan-Louis Nagel.

Last revised date 06/09/2016

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Grammar: Self-assessment
A/An and The (Indefinite and Definite Articles)
Word Order
Nouns
Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns
Verb conjugation (verbbøying)
Concord: choosing the correct form of the verb
Using the -ing Form of Verbs
Adjectives
Adverbs
Pronouns
Replacing Norwegian "som" (Relative Pronouns)
It vs. There
Prepositions
Linking words and phrases

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