Phrasal Verbs

1. She looked up the word in the dictionary.
2. He ran into an old friend at the store.
3. They turned off the lights before leaving.
4. I broke up with my girlfriend.

1. He called off the meeting. (Canceled)
2. The city tore down the old building. (Demolished)
3. They bring up interesting topics. (Raise or introduce)
4. They ran up the a big phone bill. (Accumulated)

Separable

1. She took her jacket off.
   1. She took off her jacket.
2. They turned the TV off.
   1. They turned off the TV.
3. She picked the toys up off the floor.
   1. She picked up the toys off the floor.
4. I forgot to take the trash out.
   1. I forgot to take out the trash.

Inseperable

1. I ran into Jason at the party.
2. My teacher went off on me for being late.
3. You should look around before you buy a car!
4. The party really took off once Bon arrived.

1. She took her jacket off. Correct!
2. She took off her jacket. Correct!
3. She took it off. Correct!
4. She took off it. Incorrect!

1. He broke up with his girlfriend. (ended a relationship)
2. My car is always breaking down at the worst time. (not working)
3. He broke into the house. (illegally entered)
4. After dating for a year, Bill and Sue broke up.

1. My car is always breaking down at the worst time. (not working)
2. My teacher is good at breaking down grammar. (explaining)
3. The police broke down the door. (opened with force)
4. He broke down and cried. (became emotionally upset)

I hope this explanation provides a clearer understanding of phrasal verbs, including the use of pronouns and their placement within the phrasal verb structure.