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VOCABULARY: Phrasal Verbs

Posted on October 5, 2010 by VoicetowordBlog

Phrasal verbs are verbs that are used with prepositions or adverbs, thus creating a different meaning from the original verb. For example, TURN is different than TURN ON (meaning to flick the switch to on, or the more sexual meaning … Continue reading →

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JOKE OF THE MONTH: A Canadian Breakfast?

Posted on May 22, 2010 by VoicetowordBlog

A guy walks into a bar. He’s relatively new to Canada and he likes beer. So, he orders his favourite imported beer. As he finishes his beer, he asks the bartender a question. “Next time I visit your bar,” says … Continue reading →

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