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




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Quiz for Verb: 'To Catch'

Is the phrasal verb 'To Catch' separable or inseparable in the following examples?

'Catch out' - Discover or prove that someone is lying





'Catch at' - Take or grab hold of something





'Catch up' - Get work, etc, up to date.





'Catch on' - Become popular





'Catch up on' - Do something that should have been done earlier





'Catch up with' - When something negative starts to have an effect





'Catch out' - Trick





'Catch up' - Reach someone who was ahead of you





'Catch out' - Put someone in an unexpected and difficult situation (often passive)





'Catch on' - Finally understand what is going on