partial fractions

Struggling with this a level pure maths partial fractions question:
Express
(4y^2 + 3y − 4) /y(2y −1)
in partial fractions.
Have tried my usual method for solving partial fractions but when I test by substituting in real values for y it doesn't work so I think theres a trick I'm missing. Would really appreciate the help! x

Both the numerator and the denominator are quadratics.
You need to divide first and get the linear remainder, then do partial fractions on

linear remainder/y(2y-1)

and don't forget to add in the quotient.

That's great thank you... forgot that they can't have the same degree!