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Intransitive phrasal verbs (no direct object) are They broke up two months ago.
always inseparable. This means you can never They broke two months ago up.
Inseparable separate the verb and particle.
Come over to my house tonight.
(Memory Aid: intransitive = inseparable)
Come to my house over tonight.
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Exercise 1
SEPARABLE OR INSEPARABLE?
Are the following verbs separable or inseparable? Put a check mark in the
correct box. Refer to the lists on pages 25–27 for help.
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Exercise 2
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
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Exercise 3
REWRITE THE SENTENCES
Rewrite the sentence using a phrasal verb from page 7. Use a pronoun whenever possible.
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Exercise 4
PHRASAL VERBS WITH “FILL”
A. Reference
Phrasal verbs with “fill” often have to do with writing or completing something.
2. Canyoufill
up my car with regular, please?
up
3. This truck needs to be filled with diesel.
out
4. This form needs tobe filled by Monday. Please use complete sentences.
5. Make sure you fill in each circle completely on your answer sheet.
B. Writing
3 fill up
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Exercise 5
PHRASAL VERBS WITH “ TURN”
A. Reference
turn off to stop a machine or light (also shut off, shut down)
C. Discussion
4. When you’re at home, do you turn off the lights in rooms that you’re not in?
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Exercise 6
PHRASAL VERBS WITH “ TEAR”
A. Reference
C. Writing
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