Phrasal Verbs
Being fluent in English means that you have command over your phrasal verbs. Remember, a phrasal verb is a verb + particle, NOT a preposition. They need to be memorized for definition. You cannot tell the meaning from the context in which it is used.
Here is a great workbook you can purchase on phrasal verbs to supplement your learning.
Check back to this post for phrasal verb worksheets!
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Homework for Monday, October 18, 2010
- Journal: Write a summary of one article from the Triton College newspaper (150 words)
- Journal: Write a summary of Wuthering Heights (300 words)
- Unit 6: Online Worksheet
- Study for Wuthering Heights in class essay exam. Think about the following
- Look at the characters relationships with each other. What could they have done to improve/change the way things turned out?
- Why is this novel popular today?
- What types of love are there in this novel?
- Who is your favorite character? Why?
- Who is your least favorite character? Why?
- What is the moral of this novel? What do you think Emily Brontë was trying to say in this novel?
- Start your Vocabulary Notebook for next Monday, October 25, 2010
~Happy Studying!~
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