hand over the cheque to Mr.X or hand the cheque over to Mr.X

[Ganesh]

Dear Teacher
Which one is correct please

1. Please hand over the cheque to Mr.Rajah

or

2. Please hand the cheque over to Mr.Rajah

Many thanks
Ganesh

[Jack_Sparrow]

First sentence is correct.

[Miliica]

actually, hand over is the phrasal verb that can be separated....
to hand something over.... so both sentences are correct....
but if you use a pronoun instead of noun, than only the separated would be correct: hand it over

[Ganesh]

Hello Teacher

Motivating: Goals have to be set in such a way to ensure staff extend themselves so that they maximize their job satisfaction as well as meeting corporate goals

set in such a way = organize,in orderly manner
staff extend themselfs = staff develope themself or work hard for promotions

My understanding:

Motivating: Goals have to be organise in orderly manner to achive their job satisfaction, promotions and to reach corporate goals

Many thanks
Ganesh

[Miliica]

yes, something like that, I guess.....