What parts make up a phrasal verb? a. A verb and a participle b. A gerund and an adverb c. A verb and a particle d. Two verbs and a conjunction

The correct answer is letter (A). A phrasal verb consists of a verb plus a particle, that is to say a preposition or an adverb (or both). It is possible to encounter two different types of phrasal verbs. The Separable PV which can be split by other words. For instance; "How do you turn off the CD player? Or How do you turn the CD player off? On the other hand, Inseparable PV cannot be split. For example; They are going out together.