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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Are these phrasal verbs intransitive, transitive and inseparable, or transitive and separable?
We should look into that.
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Can you go over this for me?
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Look it up on Google.
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Can you make out this smudged word here?
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Let’s hurry up and check in.
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They shook hands and made up.
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He’ll never get over the break up.
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Will this make up for it?
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She looks down on everyone.
10 You won’t get away with this!
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Can you go over this for me?
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Look it up on Google.
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Can you make out this smudged word here?
5
Let’s hurry up and check in.
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They shook hands and made up.
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He’ll never get over the break up.
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Will this make up for it?
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She looks down on everyone.
10 You won’t get away with this!
Top answer
) 1. "Look into" is transitive here. The direct obj.
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- "Look into" is transitive here.
- The direct obj.
- " 2.
- "Go over" is transitive here.
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(Note that almost all verbs in English can be either transitive or intransitive.)
1. "Look into" is transitive here. The direct obj. is "that." This is an inseparable verb; you can't say, for example, "We should look that into."
2. "Go over" is transitive here. The dir. obj. is "this." This is inseparable; you can't say, for example, "Can you go this over for me?"
3. "Look
1. "Look into" is transitive here. The direct obj. is "that." This is an inseparable verb; you can't say, for example, "We should look that into."
2. "Go over" is transitive here. The dir. obj. is "this." This is inseparable; you can't say, for example, "Can you go this over for me?"
3. "Look
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