Examples:

• The wind blew the papers off the table.
  (The noun object papers comes between the verb blew and the particle off of the phrasal verb. Blow off = cause to move away by the wind)
• You can drop me off at the railway station. 
  (The pronoun object me is placed between the verb drop and the particle off. Drop off = take or leave someone at a particular place)
• He deserved praise for managing to bring that off.
  (Bring off = succeed in doing something difficult)
• We must give this wallet back to its rightful owner.
  (Give back: return something to someone)
• She handed the leaflets out to whoever would accept them.
  (Hand out = give something to one person or many people)
• His part-time office job is to put the files away. 
  (Put away = return something to the place where it is usually stored)
• I picked the boys up at the library.
  (Pick up = get or bring back someone from some place)
• We have been putting some money aside every month for a new car.
  (Put aside = save [money] or keep [something] for the future)
• He took days to throw those rotten apples away.  
  (Throw away = get rid of something that is not wanted)
• She wrote my phone number down on a piece of paper.
  (Write down = jot a quick short note of something)