The second sentence sounds natural. The first sounds stiff and academic.
| Mistake | Example | Correction (from the book) | |--------|---------|----------------------------| | Wrong particle | "I asked to the manager" | "I asked the manager" | | Treating all as separable | "She looked her sister after" | "She looked after her sister" OR "She looked her sister after" is wrong – look after is inseparable. | | Overusing formal synonyms | "Please tolerate my absence" | "Please put up with my absence" |
: Using phrasal verbs makes your speech feel relaxed and friendly.
English Phrasal Verbs in Use Intermediate (2019 Updated Edition)
The difficulty? A phrasal verb’s meaning often has no connection to its individual words. "Take off" can mean to remove clothing, for a plane to leave the ground, or to suddenly succeed. The solves this by teaching them in context, not as random lists.
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