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Hook, line and sinker
He falls for it hook, line and sinker.
Is hook, line and sinker a direct object of the verb falls? Or, is hook, line and sinker an adverb in the above sentence?
Is hook, line and sinker a direct object of the verb falls? Or, is hook, line and sinker an adverb in the above sentence?
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It's an adverb phrase. The phrasal verb is "fall for". com/fall+for
- It's an adverb phrase.
- The phrasal verb is "fall for".
- com/fall+for
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It's an adverb phrase.
The phrasal verb is "fall for". The object is "it."
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/fall+for
The phrasal verb is "fall for". The object is "it."
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/fall+for
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