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About Master English Phrasal Verbs

Master English phrasal verbs the natural way, with real American English audio and speaking practice, from the Everything English with John YouTube channel. Phrasal verbs are one of the hardest parts of English, and this app makes them easy. Study over 1,000 phrasal verbs across dozens of topic units, from Work and Time to Emotions, Social Media, and Transportation, each with clear meanings, real example dialogues, and native audio. WHAT YOU GET - 1,000+ phrasal verbs organized into bite-sized units - Flashcards with example sentences and native audio - Speaking Practice: say the phrase out loud and get instant feedback - Quizzes and games: Find the Particle, Fill in the Blank, Sentence Builder, Spelling, and more - "In the News" reading passages that show each verb in real context - Challenge John!: a fun head-to-head game to test what you know - Track your streak, reviewed words, and mastered words LEARN IN YOUR LANGUAGE Meanings and example translations are available in 50+ languages, so you always understand exactly what each phrasal verb means. DESIGNED FOR REAL LEARNERS Perfect for intermediate (B1) to upper-intermediate (B2) learners who want to sound natural and confident in everyday American English. WORKS OFFLINE All lessons and audio are built in, so you can study anywhere: on the train, on a plane, or with no signal. An internet connection is only needed for the optional YouTube video clips. FROM EVERYTHING ENGLISH WITH JOHN Built around John's popular YouTube lessons, so the app and the videos work hand in hand. Start today and finally master the phrasal verbs that native speakers use every day. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://everythingenglish123.github.io/Privacy/privacy-policy.html SUBSCRIPTION Master English Phrasal Verbs is free to download and includes free sample content. Full access to all 1,000+ phrasal verbs, all topic units, and all 12 activity types requires an auto-renewing Pro subscription. Content that requires a subscription is marked "PRO" in the app. Price and terms are shown in the app before any purchase, and subscriptions can be managed or cancelled in your Apple ID settings.

What’s new

Version 3.5.3 · Updated October 19, 2026

Fixed: links to my YouTube videos and playlists, my website, italki and Instagram now open on iPhone. A new tab bar color that matches the app icon. Bug fixes and improvements.

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The developer, John DeSarno, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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