How Phrasal Verbs Transform Meaning in English Communication

2. Intransitive 

Intransitive phrasal verbs have no direct object. For example:

- I woke up at 4 AM to get ready for school.

- They turned up at my house late at night. 

- You should calm down and think straight.

3. Separable

Separable phrasal verbs allow you to put the direct object in the middle of two words that are separable. For example:

- Please turn off the TV.

- Please turn the TV off.

4. Inseparable

Inseparable phrasal verbs mean that  the verb and the article must stay together and you cannot put the direct object in the middle of them. For example: