Today you’ll get four English phrasal verbs that will push your score up to a solid 9!
On both the Speaking and the Writing you should use phrasal verbs.
It’s more important on the Speaking test but you can use 1 or 2 of them on the Writing.
Even though it’s a formal essay the examiner is still looking for your ability to use idiomatic language.
Here are the phrasal verbs you need for a 9:
- To make something up: This means to create a new idea that isn’t true.
- To make do with something: To get by or to have something that is sufficient.
- To make over: This is used more as a noun. We say “to get a makeover.” This means that you change your look.
- To make into: When something transforms into something else. Here is an example: “Having this person in my life made me into a more confident person.”
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How to use these:
Choose 1 or 2 of these phrasal verbs that you understand.
Write them down.
Come up with personal examples.
Get better at using them in your practice tests.
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