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Phrasal Verbs: Separable and Inseparable with Meanings, Examples and Bac Exercises — 3rd Year Secondary School (Bac) — English — Algerian Curriculum

Subject: English | Level: 3rd Year Secondary School (Bac) | Topic: Phrasal Verbs

🎯 Learning Objectives

  • Define phrasal verbs and understand their structure
  • Distinguish between separable and inseparable phrasal verbs
  • Learn common phrasal verbs for Bac level
  • Practice with Bac-style exercises

📝 1. What are Phrasal Verbs?

A phrasal verb is a combination of a verb + a preposition or adverb (particle) that creates a meaning different from the original verb.

Verb + Particle = New Meaning
Example: look + after = take care of

📊 2. Types of Phrasal Verbs

Type Description Example
Intransitive
(inseparable)
No object needed The plane took off.
Please sit down.
Separable Object can go between verb and particle Turn off the light.
Turn the light off.
Inseparable Object always after the particle I look after my sister.
NOT: I look my sister after.

📝 3. Common Phrasal Verbs for Bac

Phrasal Verb Meaning Example Type
give up stop trying Don’t give up your dreams. Separable
look after take care of She looks after her elderly parents. Inseparable
put off postpone Never put off until tomorrow… Separable
run out of finish the supply We ran out of milk. Inseparable
get along with have good relations I get along with my classmates. Inseparable
carry out perform/execute Scientists carry out experiments. Separable
bring up raise (children) They brought up their children well. Separable
figure out understand/solve Could you figure out the problem? Separable

✏️ 4. Bac-Style Exercise

🔹 Exercise: Complete with the correct phrasal verb

Choose from: give up, look after, put off, carry out, figure out

1) The students had to _______ a chemistry experiment in the lab.

2) Don’t _______ your homework. Do it now.

3) I can’t _______ this math problem. It’s too complicated.

4) My grandmother _______ my little brother while my parents are at work.

5) Never _______ your dreams, no matter how hard things get.

Answers: 1) carry out, 2) put off, 3) figure out, 4) looks after, 5) give up

📋 Summary

  • Phrasal verbs = verb + particle with a special meaning
  • Separable: object between verb and particle or after particle
  • Inseparable: object always after the particle
  • Transitive phrasal verbs need an object; intransitive ones don’t
  • For pronouns (it/them/him/her), separable verbs MUST separate: turn it off (NOT: turn off it)

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