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Your knowledge of phrasal verbs will certainly be tested on the TOEIC® exam. Catch On is one of the phrasal verbs that often appears in Part V and Part VI.
COUNT ON means to rely on or depend on
- We ...
Your knowledge of phrasal verbs will certainly be tested on the TOEIC® exam. Count (Someone) Out is one of the phrasal verbs that often appears in Part V and Part VI.
COUNT [SOMEONE] OUT means to not include...
Your knowledge of phrasal verbs will certainly be tested on the TOEIC® exam. Catch Up (on) is one of the phrasal verbs that often appears in Part V and Part VI.
Catch up (on) means to do spend time...
Your knowledge of phrasal verbs will certainly be tested on the TOEIC® exam. Catch On is one of the phrasal verbs that often appears in Part V and Part VI.
Catch on has a few meanings, but for this lesson,...
Your knowledge of phrasal verbs will certainly be tested on the TOEIC® exam. Call For is one of the phrasal verbs that often appears in Part V and Part VI.
Call for means to be necessary or be appropriate....
Your knowledge of phrasal verbs will certainly be tested on the TOEIC® exam. Call Back is one of the phrasal verbs that often appears in Part V and Part VI.
Call back means to telephone someone who has...
There are always questions about the phrasal verbs on the TOEIC exam:
Check out means to examine or inspect something in order to learn more about it.
- Let's go check out the new furniture in the conference room
- I want to check out the...
Your knowledge of phrasal verbs will certainly be tested on the TOEIC® exam. Catch On is one of the phrasal verbs that often appears in Part V and Part VI.
Catch on has a few meanings, but for this lesson,...
There are always questions about the phrasal verbs on the TOEIC exam:
Pick up means go somewhere to get or retrieve someone or something
- Jimmy is going to pick up Mr. Hendrix at the train station.
- I picked up my sister at the mall...
There are always questions about the phrasal verbs on the TOEIC exam:
When you set something up you make arrangements to do that thing.
- Ms. Lane set up a meeting with the auditors.
- The travel department can set up the itinerary for your...
There are always questions about the phrasal verbs on the TOEIC exam:
Step down means to resign or leave a position or job voluntarily.
- After serving as CEO for 10 years, Mark decided to step down and hand over the reins to his...
There are always questions about the phrasal verbs on the TOEIC exam:
Look for means to search
- The marketing department is looking for an editor. You should apply for the position.
- The company is looking for new products to sell in this...
There are always questions about the phrasal verbs on the TOEIC exam:
Call off means to cancel or postpone.
- The boss had to leave the office suddenly so we need to call off today’s meeting.
- The company decided to call off its...
Learning phrasal verbs like this one will help make your English sound more natural and give you an edge on English exams, like the TOEIC® Exam. There are usually one or two questions on the TOEIC® Exam dealing with...
Learning phrasal verbs like this one will help make your English sound more natural and give you an edge on English exams, like the TOEIC® Exam. There are usually one or two questions on the TOEIC® Exam dealing with...
Learning phrasal verbs like this one will help make your English sound more natural and give you an edge on English exams, like the TOEIC® Exam
What does the phrasal verb SET UP mean?
The phrasal verb set up means to make...
