English only :)

[Keres]

Check this, seems helpful.
http://www.jezykangielski.org/phrasalverbs650.html

Seems great, thanks a lot.

Keres pisze:
Source of the postI thought Magnum will be first person, who replied, but he didn't.

I remember, when Magnum wrote something about not learning English by heart. I think it's very useful advice for anyone, who's learning a foreign language. Read, listen, write - experience is the best teacher

I wouldn't say it's the best way. IMO the best thing is to live with English speaking people every day, that's why I'm in UK. But agree with sentence "Read, listen, write " - I did that in Poland, neither I do in UK.

But I will try to google that for you and see if I can find something worthwhile. My step grandmother has a bachelor's or master's degree in English and she is very well versed on grammar, so I will ask her if you're that interested in it.

That would be great. I'm very interested what she'll say. Anyway I will ask tomorrow in work my new British mate, what"s the difference between: "I want to dress some trousers up" and "I want to dress some trousers".