Vocabulary

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Phrasal Verb Definition Example get * across + cause to be understood It’s difficult to get humor across in another …

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Phrasal Verb Definition Example face up to + acknowledge something difficult or embarrassing I’ll never be able to face up …

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Phrasal Verb Definition Example eat away gradually destroy, erode The heavy rains ate away at the sandstone cliffs. eat * …

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Phrasal Verb Definition Example die away diminish in intensity The applause died away after 5 minutes. die down diminish in …

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Phrasal Verb Definition Example call for + require (as in a recipe) This recipe calls for milk, not water. call …

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Phrasal Verb Definition Example back down stop defending your opinion in a debate Jane never backs down. She always wins …

There is no class that you ever started without an icebreaker to make/enhance rapport with your students. This is why you were famous among students. You explained elaboratively and used the board to organise your lesson points which made it easy to follow even for the weaker students. Your lessons always showed great preparation and in addition to being informative, they were fun. Victoria Peace (Cambridge Delta)
Ielts Coordinator/ IFY teacher Beijing no. 35 high school international department