Introduction to Phrasal Verbs (Part 1)

The video introduces phrasal verbs, explaining their structure as a verb combined with a preposition or adverb, which alters the verb's meaning. Examples like 'put on' and 'eat out' illustrate these changes. The video also discusses the role of prepositions and adverbs, sometimes called particles, and highlights that phrasal verbs are less common in formal writing but prevalent in spoken language. Non-phrasal equivalents exist, allowing for more formal communication. Understanding phrasal verbs is crucial as they are frequently used by native speakers.

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