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Phrasal Verbs: separables e inseparablesVersión en línea Phrasal verbs por Loreley Acipali 1 The particle in inseparable phrasal verbs can be moved before the verb. Yes No 2 All separable phrasal verbs must have the object between the verb and the particle. Yes No 3 With pronouns, separable phrasal verbs often place the pronoun between the verb and the particle: turn it off. Yes No 4 An inseparable phrasal verb keeps the object after the particle: look after the child. Yes No 5 A separable phrasal verb can have the object between the verb and the particle: pick the book up. Yes No 6 In questions, the object of a separable phrasal verb can be placed between the verb and the particle: What did you pick up? Yes No 7 Some phrasal verbs are always inseparable and cannot be separated by the object: look after. Yes No 8 Separable phrasal verbs never change meaning if the object moves. Yes No 9 The object can never come after the particle in separable verbs. Yes No 10 Inseparable verbs allow moving the object between the verb and the particle. Yes No

Phrasal Verbs: separables e inseparablesVersión en línea

Phrasal verbs

por Loreley Acipali

The particle in inseparable phrasal verbs can be moved before the verb.

Yes

All separable phrasal verbs must have the object between the verb and the particle.

Yes

With pronouns, separable phrasal verbs often place the pronoun between the verb and the particle: turn it off.

Yes

An inseparable phrasal verb keeps the object after the particle: look after the child.

Yes

A separable phrasal verb can have the object between the verb and the particle: pick the book up.

Yes

In questions, the object of a separable phrasal verb can be placed between the verb and the particle: What did you pick up?

Yes

Some phrasal verbs are always inseparable and cannot be separated by the object: look after.

Yes

Separable phrasal verbs never change meaning if the object moves.

Yes

The object can never come after the particle in separable verbs.

Yes

Inseparable verbs allow moving the object between the verb and the particle.

Yes

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Phrasal Verbs: separables e inseparablesVersión en línea

por Loreley Acipali

The particle in inseparable phrasal verbs can be moved before the verb.

All separable phrasal verbs must have the object between the verb and the particle.

With pronouns, separable phrasal verbs often place the pronoun between the verb and the particle: turn it off.

An inseparable phrasal verb keeps the object after the particle: look after the child.

A separable phrasal verb can have the object between the verb and the particle: pick the book up.

In questions, the object of a separable phrasal verb can be placed between the verb and the particle: What did you pick up?

Some phrasal verbs are always inseparable and cannot be separated by the object: look after.

Separable phrasal verbs never change meaning if the object moves.

The object can never come after the particle in separable verbs.

Inseparable verbs allow moving the object between the verb and the particle.

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