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English Grammar

Basic Grammar -> Phrasal Verb

There are five main types of phrasal verb. These are:
1 Intransitive phrasal verbs :
    Intransitive phrasal verbs (= phrasal verbs which do not need an object).
  For example:
  (i)   You're driving too fast.
  (ii)  You ought to slow down.
2 Transitive phrasal verbs :
    Transitive phrasal verbs (= phrasal verbs which must have an object) where the object can come in one of two positions: 1. Between the verb and the particle(s).
  For example:
  (i)   I think I'll put my jacket on.
  After the particle.
  For example:
  (i)   I think I'll put on my jacket
3 Some transitive phrasal verbs are reparable. The object is placed between the verb and the preposition :
  For example:
  (i)   she looked the phone number up.
4 Transitive phrasal verbs with fixed object after the verb :
  For example:
  (i)   Rita ran into Sheela the other day at her local residence, she had not seen her since leaving school.
5 Transitive with two objects, reparable :
  For example:
  (i)   Rita's parents were really pleased and put her result down to plenty of revising.