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Mar 2025

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#315 Separable and Inseparable Phrasal V...

About this episode

We've now done quite a few episodes on Phrasal Verbs, but this is an important one.

Today, I'll be looking at the differences between separable and inseparable phrasal verbs. This is a very important part of English if you want to sound natural and fluent.

As always, I'm not just listing off words in a boring way. I'll be sharing examples of both types while talking about my recent trip to Cambodia, and I also encourage you to make your own examples.

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