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

Quiz for Verb: 'To Have' Is the phrasal verb 'To Have' separable or inseparable in the following examples? 'Have in' - Have a supply of something in a particular place Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Have down as' - Think of someone or something in a particular way Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Have around' - Entertain someone in your home Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Have round' - Entertain someone in your home Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Have over' - Receive a guest Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Have in' - Get someone to do some work Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Have on' - Be in possession at a particular time Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Have on' - Know something about someone that could harm them Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Have on' - Tease, deceive Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory] 'Have against' - Dislike, disagree or hold a grudge (Usually negative) Intransitive Inseparable Separable [optional] Separable [obligatory]