phrasal verbs: separable and inseparable (MyPerspectives1 Unit3)

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By Magda KLASA

​what does it mean that a phrasal verb is

separable?

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Which of these are separable?

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put on, bring back, deal with, look after​

​Please, put on your jacket!

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Please, put your jacket on!​

​This phrasal verb is separable, because you can put

a word or an expression in between its parts.

​Bring back my book. I need it.

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Bring my book back. I need it.

​With inseparable phrasal verbs you can't do that:

​​This is your problem and you need to deal with it.

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Is this your sister that you are ​looking after?

Multiple Select

Which of these phrasal verbs are separable?

• put on

  turn on

  give up

• look after

  hang out

• hand in

  take out

• look into

  work out

  get on with sb

Multiple Choice

Who do you get ___ with well with in your class?

• out

• on

• in

• after

Multiple Choice

I didn't want to eat sugar any longer, so I gave it __.

• w

• away

• over

• up

Multiple Choice

Don't ____ your sweater on! It's really warm outside.

• take

• put

• deal

• look

Multiple Choice

Mom is looking ____ her child.

• for

• into

• after

• at

Multiple Choice

I always do my homework on time.

I also hand it in ___ time.

• in

• to

• forward

• out

Multiple Choice

Please, ____ out the trash. It's your turn.

• make

• hang

• hand

• take

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