Phrasal Verb PICK UP | 25 Meanings

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I have to pick up my son(or)
I have to pick my son up.
Which one is correct?

[@EssentialEnglishIdioms]

Both are correct! You can use either one. The phrasal verb 'pick up' is separable, meaning a word can be inserted in between or used at the end. This applies to many phrasal verbs.