Phrasal Verbs: Word Order

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Phrasal Verbs: Word Order


Phrasal Verbs: Word OrderVersion en ligne Word order with phrasal verbs par Nazim Kaldybek 1 When using a separable phrasal verb with a pronoun object, which sentence is correct? a He looked up the it. b He looked it up. c He looked up it up. d He looked up it. 2 Which sentence correctly uses the phrasal verb turn off with a definite object? a Turn off the light. b Turn off light. c Turn the light off. d Turn off the light off. 3 Where should the adverb 'yesterday' go in the sentence: She turned the light off yesterday? a She yesterday turned the light off. b She turned yesterday the light off. c Yesterday she turned the light off. d She turned the light off yesterday. 4 With separable phrasal verbs, where can the object go if it is a noun? a Only before the verb b Only after the particle c Only between the verb and the particle d Between the verb and the particle or after the particle 5 Choose the correct form: She will turn the page over or over the page? a She will turn the page over. b She will turn over the page over. c She will turn over the page. d She will turn the page over the. 6 Which sentence uses the non-separable phrasal verb 'look after' correctly? a She looks the after children. b She looks after the children every afternoon. c She looks after the children every afternoon. d She looks after the children after every afternoon. 7 For pronoun objects with separable phrasal verbs, which is correct? a Put back it after the verb b Put back it after the verb c Put it back after the verb d Put it back after the verb 8 Identify the correct order: 'break up with' a partner. a Break up her with. b Break with her up. c Break with up her. d Break up with her. 9 Which sentence demonstrates correct object position with 'put off' (separable) and a pronoun? a I put it for off now. b I put it off for now. c I put off it for now. d I put off for it now. 10 Choose the correct sentence for the phrasal verb 'give back' with a definite object? a Please give the book back when you’re done. b Please give back the book when you’re done. c Please give back the book when you’re done. d Please give the back the book when you’re done.

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Phrasal Verbs: Word OrderVersion en ligne

par Nazim Kaldybek

When using a separable phrasal verb with a pronoun object, which sentence is correct?

Which sentence correctly uses the phrasal verb turn off with a definite object?

Where should the adverb 'yesterday' go in the sentence: She turned the light off yesterday?

With separable phrasal verbs, where can the object go if it is a noun?

Choose the correct form: She will turn the page over or over the page?

Which sentence uses the non-separable phrasal verb 'look after' correctly?

For pronoun objects with separable phrasal verbs, which is correct?

Identify the correct order: 'break up with' a partner.

Which sentence demonstrates correct object position with 'put off' (separable) and a pronoun?

Choose the correct sentence for the phrasal verb 'give back' with a definite object?