The Problem of Phrasal Verbs

The relevance of the topic is not in doubt. Phrasal verbs are an expression that usually consists of 2-3 words. It makes speech vibrant and diverse, therefore it is constantly used in spoken English. You probably met them if you watched TV shows in English, listened to songs or read books. However, despite their popularity in use, they present a lot of difficulties.

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. After all, one small word completely changes the meaning of the expression. In addition, when using it, there are certain grammatical features. Phrasal verbs are a combination of several words. Such expressions resemble small phrases, hence the name “phrasal verbs”. As you can see, the meaning of phrasal verbs varies depending on the prepositions used. And to guess the meaning of such verbs is very difficult, and sometimes impossible. The problem of selеcting English phrasal verbs to be learned and further used by students when performing various types of translation is one of the important methodological problems. A phrasal verb is a special form of word formation, characteristic of the English language, but absent in the Russian language, formed by adding to the mono-lexical verb a prepositional particle - a postposition, as a result of which the meaning of the original verb can completely change. Thus, the phrasal verb is the unity of the verb and the postposition. The essence of the selеction of such lexical units for educational purposes is to selеct frоm the set of words, stable combinations and speech pattern that are part of the lexical composition of the language those lexical units that meet the above definition, as well as the goals and learning conditions. Object of work: Phrasal Verbs. Subject of work: problems of Phrasal Verbs. Work structure: the work consists of introduction, three chapters and four subchapters, conclusion and list of references.

Can students learn all phrasal verbs? No, and this is not necessary at all. Today, more than 5,000 phrasal verbs are represented in English, of which only a few hundred are constantly used. In order to learn the basic semantic units, you will need to familiarize yourself with the most common phrasal verbs. This can be done using tables frоm the Internet or special print media. The meaning of many phrasal verbs can be understood intuitively. It really is a lot easier than memorizing Latin. In addition, when communicating with an American or reading a book in the original, you should definitely rely on the context. Most likely, you can guess what is at stake. Your task is not just to memorize phrasal verbs, but to learn to study them consciously, with understanding. To do this, you will have to give this lesson at least 5 days a week. If every day you can remember at least 7-15 phrasal verbs, this can be considered a success. You should not try to learn as many semantic units as possible in one sitting: most likely, after a couple of days you will completely forget at least half of them. Better to learn a little, but regularly. How to learn phrasal verbs? Many people try to achieve their desired goal exclusively with the help of special tables or dictionaries. However, you can greatly simplify your task by using various textbooks. Since the unclaimed information is quickly forgotten, you should reconsider your life a little. First, try to find time to read books or magazines in English. This will help you not only consolidate knowledge, but also learn to understand the meaning of phrasal verbs in context. Secondly, take every opportunity to chat with people in English. Ideally, you should sign up for English courses or study on Skype. Also, you may well find an interest group. The main thing is that study is not a tedious hard labor for you: strive for diversity. Third, be organized. Plan your own independent activities in advance and stick to the schedule. Many decide to abandon the study of phrasal verbs, faced with the first problems. But everything is not as scary as it might seem at first glance. Do not forget about motivation!

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