WANT MORE? PART ONE HERE: https://youtu.be/k1uduN-i8R0
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Phrasal verbs in English are every student's worst nightmare. They are frustrating, confusing and seem to be completely random. But are they?
In part two of this series I will continue to show you how cognitive linguistics can explain the hidden logic behind phrasal verbs and make them much easier to learn. Join me as I teach you the deeper meanings of six more particles: through, around, over, back, for and of. See you in class!
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Big shout out to these guys for their influential work in the field of understanding English prepositions in this book:
The Semantics of English Prepositions: Spatial Scenes, Embodied Meaning, and Cognition
Andrea Tyler, Georgetown University, Washington DC
Vyvyan Evans, University of Sussex