trouble with prasal verbs

Get a notebook. Assiduously collect phrasal verbs and their meanings in it, organized by main verb ( 'take', 'get', etc.). Notice how the adverbs/particles ('up', 'out', etc.) relate to the meanings, either physically or metaphorically. Review them frequently.

is it the easiest way to learn by heart phrasal verbs?

your advice seems still vague

by the way , my 3 dictionaries tell different meanings for one word,

Actually, I've seen them arranged by the completing particle, which is also rather instructive!

I doubt that rote learning of lists of phrasal verbs will do much good. You'll have to be patient and learn them as you see or hear them used. With the help of an instructor construct new sentences using the ones you encounter.

Many of them have multiple meanings; that's part of the fun!

CJ

That part of fun of you is the causation of our headache.

Just kidding But there're awfully many of them!

Just hard work.
Buy yourself: Spears, Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs
and read a page very day.

You'll do great progress.

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You'll probably never need to remember or use all of them. Try learning the list of most common (according to the website below) phrasal verbs first.

http://valenciaenglish.netfirms.com/phrasals00.htm

Anonymous

hi, i'm from vietnam

there are lots of prasal verbs , and each phrasal verb has lots of meaning

i don't know how to remember all of them

can you please give me some tips?

thanks a lot

Ah, in my opinion, when u record phrasal verbs, you should place them in certain context, such as:
It suddenly dawne