Separable & Non-separable Phrasal Verbs

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• I ran into an old friend in town today.

• I ran an old friend into in town today.

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• No one was listening so I turn off the radio.

• No one was listening so I turn the radio off.

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• Sadly, he doesn't get along with his colleagues.

• Sadly, he doesn't get his colleagues along with.

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• Could you call back your father when you have a moment?

• Could you call your father back when you have a moment?

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• I have never heard of him.

• I have never heard him of.

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• Tell me your number and I'll write down it.

• Tell me your number and I'll write it down.

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• No, the heating isn’t on. I turned it this morning off.

• No, the heating isn’t on. I turned it off this morning .

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• If you want to enjoy your job, you have to get with along your colleagues.

• If you want to enjoy your job, you have to get along with your colleagues.

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• Don’t worry, I’ll call back him.

• Don’t worry, I’ll call him back.

Choose the correct sentence or sentences:

• The phone rang earlier, but I didn’t pick up it.

• The phone rang earlier, but I didn’t pick it up.