Course paper on theoretical grammar

Separable phrasal verbs

With transitive phrasal verbs, you can sometimes put the direct object in between the words, for example, “pick you up.” There are, however, a few rules to follow with separable phrasal verbs, so pay attention to our next section about word order. 
He forgot to shut the lights off before he left. 

Inseparable phrasal verbs

Inseparable phrasal verbs cannot be split up and must be used together. 
The wayward son carried on without his father. 

CHAPTER II . PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF THE THEME 
2.1. Practical use of verbs. It is for seminar lessons
EXACTLY THE RIGHT WORD
Writing was not easy for the French novelist Gustave Flaubert. Because of his
concern for form and precise detail, he often struggled for days searching for
"exactly the right word". He took five years to write Madame Bovary, his best-known
work. Flaubert's goal was to write faultless prose. In Madame Bovary, which tells of
Emma Bovary's revolt against her middle-class environment, Flaubert reveals his
own great contempt for the bourgeoisie. This group, he felt, was opposed to art and
hated everything that it could not put to use. When Madame Bovary first appeared -
in 1856, as a magazine serial - Flaubert was brought to trial for publishing a morally
offensive work. He was acquitted in 1857, and in the same year, the novel came out
in book form. During his later years, Flaubert spent the winter in Paris, where he
held literary gatherings. Flaubert never married, and died on May 8th, 1880.