Expanding Phrasal Verbs
Ready for the next level? Today we will learn about Separable, Inseparable, and Multi-word phrasal verbs!
call_split Separable
You can put the object in the middle or at the end.
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You CANNOT split these. The object must always go at the end.
layers Multi-word
Verb + Particle 1 + Particle 2. These are ALWAYS inseparable!
Where does "it" go?
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Watch Teacher Sopheak explain the three main types of phrasal verbs. Don't let the 3-part verbs scare you—they are actually the easiest to use because they never separate!
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Recent Questions
Hi Serey! Great question. You just have to learn them as "chunks" of vocabulary! A good hint is that they usually end with the particles 'to' or 'with' (e.g., look forward TO, get along WITH, put up WITH). đ
Can I separate a 3-part phrasal verb? Like "I look it forward to"?
Never! That is the golden rule. 3-part phrasal verbs are ALWAYS inseparable. The object must go at the very end: "I look forward to IT." đ
Teacher, how do I know if a verb is a 3-part phrasal verb?