Start with the verbs you meet
Work through 150 frequent phrasal verbs, ranked by real usage, plus 250 irregular verbs for past-tense practice.
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Phrasal Verbs: English Trainer
phrasal verbs app
Phrasal Verbs: English Trainer helps English learners practise the verbs that change meaning when a small particle moves. Recall drills, listening, spaced repetition, and real usage examples turn short practice sessions into a routine.
For iPhone. See the App Store for current availability and requirements.

Practice for everyday English
Work through 150 frequent phrasal verbs, ranked by real usage, plus 250 irregular verbs for past-tense practice.
Choose a meaning, pick or type the particle, and produce past forms so you retrieve the answer yourself.
Listen to natural and slow speech, with real example sentences from a large open corpus of native usage.
Spaced repetition brings verbs back before you forget them, with a gentle move from multiple choice to typing.
How it works
01
Open the verbs that are due and start with a short recall-based drill.
02
Identify the meaning, particle, or irregular past form instead of only recognising it.
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Hear natural and slow examples, then see the plain-English definition and usage sentence.
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Spaced repetition schedules the next review while charts and achievements show your progress.
Inside the app




Questions
It teaches 150 frequent English phrasal verbs and 250 irregular verbs, with definitions, recall drills, listening practice, and example sentences.
You practise meanings and particles through recall-based questions, then move to typing once a verb is established.
Yes. The listing says each verb returns just before you are likely to forget it, with longer intervals after correct answers and shorter ones after mistakes.
You can try the first 25 phrasal verbs and 40 irregular verbs free. One purchase unlocks the complete course; there is no subscription or advertising.
The current listing requires iOS 18.0 or later.
Ready when you are
Download Phrasal Verbs: English Trainer and make a few of the hardest English words easier to remember.