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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Cheer on them/them on/for them
Dave and Todd stand at the bar. A tray of shots in front of them. They start downing the shots while people cheer on them/them on/for them.
Hi, teachers. What would you say here?
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anonymous What would you say here? while people cheer them on. cheer on them is completely wrong, by the way.
- anonymous What would you say here?
- while people cheer them on.
- cheer on them is completely wrong, by the way.
- Where phrasal verbs are concerned ( to cheer on ), when the object is a pronoun ( it, them, us, ...
- ), it must go between the two components of the phrasal verb.
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anonymousWhat would you say here?
... while people cheer them on.
cheer on them is completely wrong, by the way. Where phrasal verbs are concerned (to cheer on), when the object is a pronoun (it, them, us, ...), it must go between the two components of the phrasal verb.
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