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Spoken English | 18 Phrasal Verbs for Everyday English Conversations [421]
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In this podcast episode, you will learn 18 phrasal verbs to improve your communication skills. Important speaking phrasal verbs to be used in daily conversations. Intermediate and advanced words that are used by natives on a daily basis to expand and enrich your vocabulary.
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These important phrasal verbs will be also helpful if you want to impress your IELTS examiner or get a high score in TOEFL.
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Understand 18 English phrasal verbs connected with conversation. Harp on means returning to a subject repeatedly, chip in describes adding a point, and clam up refers to becoming unwilling to speak.
The lesson also contrasts interrupting, agreeing and different ways of addressing another person. Examples explain the tone of the expressions, including combinations that can describe rude behaviour in a conversation.
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