Is 'To Be' Separable or Inseparable? - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To Be' Is the phrasal verb 'To Be' separable or inseparable in the following examples? 'Be taken with' - Like something Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Be up to' - Be good enough Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Be down' - Be depressed Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Be in on' - Be involved in Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Be out of' - Have no more left Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Be in' - Be at home or at work Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Be up' - Be out of bed Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Be up to' - Doing something naughty or wrong Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Be off' - Be bad (of food) Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Be snowed under' - Have too much work Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory]