300+ Phrasal Verbs |Spoken English Vocabulary 4 Conversation (Udemy.com)

The course highlighted how essential phrasal verbs are for natural conversation. Practice activities made them easier to understand and remember. I now feel more confident using phrasal verbs in everyday English.

Overall the course was great but instead of going with alphabets add more on real life scenarios like section 15 - 22 but overall its a pleasant experience

It's been a really good learning experience ever. I likes this course personally, and it makes me easy to learn such a big amount of phrasal verbs. I am confident to speak with the phrasal verbs now. Thank you.

It's a great class. The tones and examples are very natural. The speaker color coded the examples and made them stand out and easy to find in replay. The complete scripts are included to cross check. Excellent course!

The course is great, but it would be wonderful if you provide mp3 files of your lessons. That will allow me and other learners to save them on mobile devices and then listen to them more efficient.

Excellent way! Explaining the phrasal verbs. The authors use excellent situations to show the examples of the phrasal verbs, so this way is easier for me to understand them.

Eu gostei bastante do curso. Porém, poderia ter abordado outros phrasal verbs, ficou muito limitado, mas mesmo assim valeu muito a pena. Obrigado. Thank you!.

The explanation is interesting and draws attention of the learners. The involvement with which the trainer exhibits is exemplary. Feel proud to be part of this course. Learning is happening. It is coupled with interest and excitement. Thank you the Trainer and Udemy.

I felt the phrasal verbs introduced were fewer than 300 as it advertised (maybe more are coming?) and I already learned most of them. But still a concise and time-saving course to go over and fill in any gaps that I lack

The course is wonderful. I love the teacher. Best teacher ever! But I would love to see topic based curriculum in the future (just like you did for IELTS). If you ever do another course on idioms/phrasal verbs/collocations, please think about organizing it around some specific topics, not alphabetically. Love ya!