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Sometimes a phrasal verb (put on / take off etc.) has an object. For example:

verb object verb object

put on your coat take off your shoes

·• PUT ON
-며~

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You can say: You can say:

put on your coat take off you r s hoes

or put your coat on or take your shoes off

But it/them (pronouns) always go before on/off etc. :

put it on (not put on it) take them off (not take off them)

0 It was cold, so I put on my coat. 0 I'm going to take off my shoes.

or ... I put my coat on. or ... take my shoes off.

O 日 ere's your coat. Put it on. 0 Your shoes are dirty. Take them off.

Some more phrasal verbs 十 object:

turn on / turn off (Iights, machines, taps etc.):
TURN OFF
0 It was dark, so I turned on the Iight. -며~

or ... I turned the light on.

0 I don't want to watch this programme.
ON OFF
You can turn it off.

also switch on / switch off (l ights, machi nes etc.): SWITCH

0 I switched on the light and switched off the television.

pick up / put down:

。 Those are my keys on the Aoor. Pl 댜 t u
p
Can you pick them up for me?

0 I stopped reading and put my book

down.

or ... put down my book.

bring back / take back / give back / put back:

0 You can take my um brella, but please

bring it back

0 I took my new sweater back to the

shop. It was too small for me.

0 I've got Rachel's keys. I have to give t hem

back to her.

0 I read the letter and then put it back in BRING BACK

the envelope.

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