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Veronica 222 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Hello, dear teachers! Can you help me please? My question is: how do "queue" and "queue UP" differ from each other?
P.S. Did I right the question with no mistakes? =)
Thank you! :-)
P.S. Did I right the question with no mistakes? =)
Thank you! :-)
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"Queue up" is simply the more informal version. It is a phrasal verb and so therefore it is more common in spoken language. Also "queue" can also be used as a noun (He stood in the queue) whereas "'queue up" is only a verb.
- "Queue up" is simply the more informal version.
- It is a phrasal verb and so therefore it is more common in spoken language.
- Also "queue" can also be used as a noun (He stood in the queue) whereas "'queue up" is only a verb.
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"Queue up" is simply the more informal version. It is a phrasal verb and so therefore it is more common in spoken language. Also "queue" can also be used as a noun (He stood in the queue) whereas "'queue up" is only a verb.
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