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Have you ever had students complaining about phrasal verbs? Most of my students tell me they are the hardest English thing to learn and I can see why! These sneaky little verbs mean one thing when paired with one preposition and a completely different thing when paired with another!
In this video, I´m sharing some of my favourite activities to help students overcome their "phrasal verb trauma" (as most of them were given endless lists to memorise when they were children and feel they are not able to learn them) and practice them in class.
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Note: My playlist "Teacher Training" was created to share lesson ideas and activities with English teachers but note that I´m not (yet) a certified Teacher Trainer myself. I´m a Trinity College London accredited English teacher (currently doing a Delta course + a Master in Technology-mediated Language Teaching and Learning) and I´m here trying to help my colleagues save time when preparing engaging lessons! Feel free to suggest topics for my next videos.