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  • Posted on March 11, 2020March 11, 2020
  • Phrasal Verbs

Check out some new features on the main PronunciationCoach site! On the Vowel Test page, you can check yourself on some of the most difficult vowel contrasts, such as Short-i vs. Long-E, Short-o vs. Short-u, and many […]

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Chicken or Egg? Phrasal Verbs & Compound Nouns

  • by PronunciationCoach
  • Posted on March 9, 2012
  • Compound Nouns

Many phrasal verbs have a similar looking compound noun. For example, the phrasal verb “take off”, which means “to depart”, corresponds to the noun “takeoff”, which means “departure”. Here they are in sentences: The plane could […]

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Phrasal Verbs — The Good News (The Pronunciation)

  • by PronunciationCoach
  • Posted on February 23, 2012
  • Frequent words

The pronunciation pattern of phrasal verbs is less complicated than the grammar. Phrasal verbs have a stable, predictable stress pattern, which is: the 2nd word gets the stress. That means that the 2nd part is […]

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Phrasal Verbs — The Bad News (The Grammar)

  • by PronunciationCoach
  • Posted on February 22, 2012
  • Frequent words

The topic of phrasal verbs includes a little grammar and a little pronunciation. Since the grammar part is more complicated than the pronunciation part, this introduction to phrasal verbs covers the “bad news”. First, what […]

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