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About the Class: |
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Phrasal verbs are verbs that combine with prepositions or adverbs to give a new meaning to the original verb.
Take for instance, the Verb ‘get’. When this verb is combined with ‘up’ to form ‘get up’ the meaning completely changes.
These verbs though used commonly are often very confusing. In this session a few selected phrasal verbs would be discussed and practiced. This would give an insight to the learner into the ways in which prepositions define the scope of verbs.
The attendees would benefit immensely in terms of improvement in their spoken as well as written skills by understanding these special kinds of verbs.
Participants are suggested to view the previous sessions by the presenter including the first and the second session on Phrasal Verbs.
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About the presenter:
Namrata Arora Englishteacher
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A keen and diligent learner, Namrata takes immense pleasure in imparting knowledge to her students. Nothing satisfies her more than helping the students bridge the gap between where the students are today and where they want to reach in their life. She feels that if she is able to mold the way the students approach their weaknesses and eradicate them, they will benefit immensely. Her teaching methodologies are innovative and simplified than those available in books. An MBA by qualification, and a Soft Skills trainer and Spoken English Instructor by profession, Namrata has taught innumerable students of all age groups. Besides that, she has been teaching IELTS and TOEFL iBT from where she realized the importance of providing directional guidance to students.
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Related Online Classes
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by
Robert McCall Tuesday, November 10, 2009 6:00 PM (E. South America Standard Time)
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