Slide 1: Introduction - Definition of phrasal verbs - Importance of understanding separable and nonseparable phrasal verbs

Slide 2: Separable Phrasal Verbs - Definition of separable phrasal verbs - Examples: “turn off” and “take out” - Explanation of how the verb and particle can be separated in a sentence

Slide 3: Nonseparable Phrasal Verbs - Definition of nonseparable phrasal verbs - Examples: “look after” and “put up with” - Explanation of how the verb and particle cannot be separated in a sentence

Slide 4: Differences in Meaning - Explanation of how the meaning of a phrasal verb can change depending on whether it is separable or nonseparable - Example: “give up” (separable) vs. “give up on” (nonseparable)

Slide 5: Common Mistakes - Discussion of common mistakes made when using separable and nonseparable phrasal verbs - Example: “I turned off the lights” (correct) vs. “I turned the lights off” (incorrect)

Slide 6: Practice Exercises - Interactive exercises for students to practice identifying and using separable and nonseparable phrasal verbs

Slide 7: Conclusion - Recap of the importance of understanding separable and nonseparable phrasal verbs - Encouragement for students to continue practicing and improving their use of phrasal verbs.