Phrasal verbs-two-part verbs that combine a verb with a preposition-are often difficult for English language learners to comprehend because they have peculiar meanings unfamiliar to non-native speakers of English. What does it mean, for example to "keep tabs on" someone or to "chip in"? This collection of verbal phrases aims to help ELLs understand the meanings of the most common English phrasal verbs and to begin to use them correctly.