Verbos Frasales: Separable e Inseparables

Is 'turn off' a separable or inseparable phrasal verb?

• inseparable

• transitive

• intransitive

• separable

Identify if 'look after' is separable or inseparable.

• separable

• none

• both

• inseparable

¿'pick up' is separable?

• depends on the context

• no

• sometimes

• yes

Classify 'take off' as separable or inseparable.

• always separable

• inseparable

• inseparable but context-dependent

• separable

Is 'put on' a separable phrasal verb? Explain your answer.

• Yes, 'put on' is a separable phrasal verb.

• No, 'put on' is an inseparable phrasal verb.

• No, 'put on' is a regular verb.

• Yes, 'put on' cannot be separated.

'give up', ¿Can you separate?

• Yes

• No

• Yes, sometimes

• Yes, all contexts

How is 'wake up' classified in terms of separability?

• Separable

• Non-separable

• Inseparable

• Partially separable

Explain why 'call back' is considered separable.

• It is separable because it cannot be divided into parts.

• It is separable because it is used in formal contexts.

• It is separable because it can be divided and an object can be placed between 'call' and 'back'.

• It is separable because it is always used with a pronoun.

What type of phrasal verb is 'hand in'? Provide an example of use.

• 'I will hand out the papers tomorrow.'

• 'He handed back the book to the library.'

• 'Please hand over the keys to me.'

• An example of use is: 'I need to hand in my assignment by Friday.'

Analyze 'put off' and determine if it is separable or inseparable, and why.

• inseparable

• separable

• only used in formal contexts

• can never be separated