Question

1 Rewrite the following sentences, correcting the errors.
1. If you return a rental car and it's almost out of gas, who has to fill up it?
If you return a rental car and it's almost out of gas, who has to fill it up?
2. The car's ready. Can you pick up it before 5:00?
3. The car? I'm planning to drop off it at the rental office, not the airport.
4. There's something wrong with the headlights. I can't turn on them.
5. I can't stand that loud music while I drive. Could you please turn off it?​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

If you return a rental car and it's almost out of gas, who has to fill up it?

If you return a rental car and it's almost out of gas, who has to fill it up?

The car's ready. Can you pick up it before 5:00?

The car´s ready. Can you pick it up before 5:00?

The car? I'm planning to drop off it at the rental office, not the airport.

The car? I´m planning to drop it off at the rental office, not the airport.

There's something wrong with the headlights. I can't turn on them.  

There's something wrong with the headlights. I can't turn them on.

I can't stand that loud music while I drive. Could you please turn off it?

I can't stand that loud music while I drive. Could you please turn it off ?

Explicación:

Answer 2

Las siguientes respuestas corresponden al tema "Placement Of Direct Objects With Phrasal Verbs". Por tanto, las oraciones corregidas quedan de la siguiente manera:

1. If you return a rental car and it’s almost out of gas, who has to fill it up?

2. The car’s ready. Can you pick it up before 5:00?

3. The car? I’m planning to drop it off at the rental office, not the airport.

4. There’s something wrong with the headlights. I can’t turn them on.

5. I can’t stand that loud music while I drive. Could you please turn it off?

¿Qué son los phrasal verbs?

Los phrasal verbs son verbos compppuestos  por dos partes: un verbo principal y una partícula adverbial. Esto cambia el significado del verbo principal.

Phrasal verbs y objetos

Muchos phrasal verbs toman un objeto. En la mayoría de los casos, la partícula puede ir antes o después del objeto si el objeto no es un pronombre personal.

• Si el objeto es un pronombre personal ( yo, tú, él, nosotros , etc.), siempre anteponemos el pronombre a la partícula: who has to fill it up?

Algunos ejemplos de phrasal verbs que pueden seprarse son:

• turn on
• turn off
• pick up
• drop off
• fill up

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