When it comes to learning colour words, children might have some problems. - to reach a particular state or situation, It turns out they struggle with naming colours more than with naming objects. - to happen in a particular way or have a particular result , It's difficult for them to narrow down the list of features. - to make something smaller or clearer by removing the things that are less important , In an effort to work out the reason for that... - to find an answer by thinking about it , A group of scientists carried out an experiment. - to do/complete something, e.g. an experiment or survey , As a result, they came up with an explanation. - to suggest a plan or idea; answer to a question , They pointed out that this happens due to the position of a colour word in a sentence. - to tell someone a fact they didn't already know , When colour words turn up after the name of the object, children learn them faster. - to appear or to be found ,

IELTS complete _ unit 2 _ phrasal verbs

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