Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal verbs are composed of a verb + a preposition or adverb that alters the original meaning of the verb. For instance, a lot of phrasal verbs take the preposition “out.” Examples include break out (escape), hand out (distribute), and, of course, make out (kiss a lot).

Some phrasal verbs are non-separable, meaning the preposition must directly follow the verb. For instance, you can say "I dropped by the bar" but not "I dropped the bar by" because "drop by" is non-separable. On the other hand, "drop off" is separable. You can say, "I have to drop off my son at school" or "I have to drop my son off at school."

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