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    This document discusses phrasal verbs in English. It separates phrasal verbs into three categories: separable transitive, non-separable transitive, and intransitive. Separable transitive phrasal verbs can be separated from their object by other words, like "clear up the mess." Non-separable transitive phrasal verbs cannot be separated from their object, like "look after the baby." Intransitive phrasal verbs do not take an object, like "stayed in." Examples are provided for each category.

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    This document discusses phrasal verbs in English. It separates phrasal verbs into three categories: separable transitive, non-separable transitive, and intransitive. Separable transitive phrasal verbs can be separated from their object by other words, like "clear up the mess." Non-separable transitive phrasal verbs cannot be separated from their object, like "look after the baby." Intransitive phrasal verbs do not take an object, like "stayed in." Examples are provided for each category.

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    Example:: Get Up Sit Down Look After Get On With

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    This document discusses phrasal verbs in English. It separates phrasal verbs into three categories: separable transitive, non-separable transitive, and intransitive. Separable transitive phrasal verbs can be separated from their object by other words, like "clear up the mess." Non-separable transitive phrasal verbs cannot be separated from their object, like "look after the baby." Intransitive phrasal verbs do not take an object, like "stayed in." Examples are provided for each category.

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    PHRASAL VERBS

    Example:
    Get up
    Sit down
    Look after
    Get
    with
    Verb on
    prepositions

    TRANSITIVE
    OBJEC
    T

    A. SEPARABLE:

    I always have to clear up


    after a party.
    the
    mess
    I always have to clear
    the
    up after a party.
    mess

    Try on ( try clothes on - try on clothes)


    Turn down ( turn music down turn down
    the music)
    Put on ( put clothes on put on clothes )


    B.

    NON SEPARABLE:
    the
    She looks after
    baby
    the
    the weekends.
    baby
    She looks
    the weekends. somethi
    ng.
    somebo
    dy.
    Look forward
    to
    my
    father.
    Get on with

    at
    after at

    INTRANSITIVE:

    NO
    OBJECT

    stayed in last night and I watched an


    Phrasal
    interesting
    film.
    verb

    Object pronouns ( me. You, him, her, it, us, them )


    SEPARABLE

    the
    You can lookword
    dictionary. i
    t
    the
    You can look
    word
    You can look iup
    t
    dictionary.

    You

    can look the


    up
    baby.
    NON SEPARABLE
    him
    I look after.

    up in a
    up in a dictionary.
    in a
    in a dictionary.

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