Phrasal verbs are difficult because you often can’t understand the meaning of each expression from the words themselves. Also, many phrasal verbs are very similar (take up, take on, take in, take over, etc.) and a number of phrasal verbs have multiple meanings.
Important
Intransitive phrasal verbs have no direct object.
Example:
- SEPARABLES CAN BE SEPARATED BY AN ONJECT.
- INSEPARABLES CAN'T BE SEPARATED BY AN OBJECT.
Transitive and Intransitive verbs
S: -I'll look after him
I: -Turn off the TV
I: -Turn it off
Separable-Inseparable
You don't need a
complement
Intransitive
Transitives
You need a
complemet
Types of
phrasal verbs
VS
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Phrasal verbs: Transitive and Intransitive.
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Phrasal verbs are difficult because you often can’t understand the meaning of each expression from the words themselves. Also, many phrasal verbs are very similar (take up, take on, take in, take over, etc.) and a number of phrasal verbs have multiple meanings.
Important
Intransitive phrasal verbs have no direct object. Example:
- SEPARABLES CAN BE SEPARATED BY AN ONJECT.
- INSEPARABLES CAN'T BE SEPARATED BY AN OBJECT.
Transitive and Intransitive verbs
S: -I'll look after him I: -Turn off the TV I: -Turn it off
Separable-Inseparable
You don't need a complement
Intransitive
Transitives
You need acomplemet
Types of phrasal verbs
VS
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