Phrasal Verbs
I dont have very easily with the phrasal verbs. Why is it so hard?
For example "LOOK AFTER"... I undestand about this "seeing after", but its totally diferent. Its something like "take care", no?
Someone has any tips for me about this? Thanks :)
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Phrasal Verbs
I don't have make progress/learn very easily with the phrasal verbs. Why is it so hard?
For example "LOOK AFTER"... I understand about this "seeing after", but it's totally different. It's something like "take care", no isn't it ?
Does someone haves any tips for me about this? Thanks :)
Yes, to look after someone or something means to take care of it. It can refer to a person, a child, for example, or a new employee, who doesn't yet know his way around, or to an object which is being held for someone.
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I'm a Spanish speaker, and I know Portuguese is very similar to spanish. So, those types of verbs are not easy for us to comprehend because they don't translate exactly word by word. I have leaned by memory trough context in which they are used.
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