The next 250 phrasal verbs — and not one of them is repeated from Book 1.

If you have finished Book 1, this is the other half: 250 completely different phrasal verbs, across 25 new situations. Together the two books cover 500 phrasal verbs, each taught once. You do not need Book 1 to use this one — the grammar you need is explained from the beginning.

The situations are the ones adult learners actually live in: getting work done, running a meeting, answering email, job hunting, deadlines, driving, sharing a flat, cooking, deliveries, debt, the gym, recovering from illness, your phone, the weather, pressure, arguments, official forms, parties, relationships, children, crime and safety, gossip, fixing things, decisions, and second chances.

Every verb gets the same clear page: a plain-English meaning, three example sentences, a grammar label so you always know where the object goes, a usage note on register and second meanings, and the mistake learners actually make — shown wrong and right.

New in this book: a section on particle families, explaining what up, out, off, down, through and over tend to add to a verb, so the next phrasal verb you meet is already half-guessable.

Every unit ends with a ten-question test. That is 250 practice questions, with a complete answer key and an A–Z index at the back.

Fluent Everyday English, Book 2. American English. Levels B1–C1.