|
Correct |
Incorrect |
 Laura fills up the cup with water. |
 Laura fills up it with water. |
 Laura fills up it with water. |
 Diego puts off it. |
As you can notice, the correct way is to put the noun after the phrasal verb.
Exercise 1
(éksersais uán)
1. The students handed their homework in.
|
a. on |
b. out |
c. in |
2. The weather was bad, so we put
the picnic until then.
|
a. off |
b. on |
c. in |
3. The teacher handed the test papers
earlier.
|
a. over |
b. in |
c. out |
4. You are too heavy for me to carry. I will
have to put you
.
|
a. on |
b. down |
c. in |
5. Is the oven on? No, I shut it
.
|
a. out |
b. on |
c. off |
6. You can’t smoke here. You’d better put
your cigarette.
|
a. on |
b. out |
c. in |
7. Jim asked me
on Saturday night.
|
a. on |
b. in |
c. out |
8. I had to tear my check
because I signed it wrongly.
|
a. down |
b. off |
c. up |
9. They tore the building
because it was very old.
|
a. out of |
b. apart |
c. down |