Phrasal verbs also differ in their transitivity or intransitivity in the same way as normal verbs do. A transitive verb always has an object:
“Many people walked across the bridge.”
"Across" in this sentence is the preposition to "the bridge".
An intransitive verb does not have an object:
“When I entered the room he looked up.”
"Up" here is the adverb, and does not have an objec
 
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