English phrasal verbs flash cards
Twenty-two common English phrasal verbs for learners, from give up and look after to figure out and call off, with clear meanings and natural example sentences.
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Twenty-two common English phrasal verbs for learners, from give up and look after to figure out and call off, with clear meanings and natural example sentences.
Twenty-one essential French words and phrases for greetings, politeness and simple conversations, with example sentences and pronunciation hints.
Twenty-two essential Japanese phrases for greetings, politeness, meals and getting by, shown in Japanese script with romaji and a note on when to use each.
Twenty-two essential Spanish words and phrases for greetings, politeness and getting by, each with an example sentence and a simple pronunciation hint.
Twenty-one essential Brazilian Portuguese words and phrases for greetings, politeness and everyday situations, with examples and pronunciation hints.
Twenty-one essential Italian words and phrases for greetings, politeness, cafés and getting around, each with an example sentence and pronunciation hint.
Twenty-two academic English words and phrases for IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2, each with a clear meaning, an original example sentence and a usage note.
Learn the present tense of the three most useful French verbs, être (to be), avoir (to have) and aller (to go), with an example sentence for every form.
Twenty-one practical Spanish phrases for travel: tickets, directions, restaurants, hotels, payments and emergencies, with examples and notes on Spain vs Latin America.
A cheat deck for German grammar: der, die, das, the four cases, article and pronoun tables, case prepositions and gender clues, with an example for each rule.
Twenty-one essential German words and phrases for greetings, politeness and first conversations, with example sentences and pronunciation hints.
Twenty-one essential Mandarin Chinese greetings and phrases in simplified characters, with pinyin tone marks, meanings and tips on tone changes.
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