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Talab1234 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Kick out Sam

“Who do you want to be kicked out of the team?”

1. Kick out Sam!

2. Kick Sam out!


Are these two responses grammatically correct?


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talab1234 Are these two responses grammatically correct? In my US dialect, you get kicked off a team, not out of it. "

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talab1234Are these two responses grammatically correct?

In my US dialect, you get kicked off a team, not out of it. The shouted reply would be just "Sam!"

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talab1234grammatically correct?

Yes. There are four possibilities with phrasal verbs and their complements. Only one of them is grammatically incorrect.

kick Sam out
kick out Sam
kick him out
kick out him

put your shirt on
put on your shirt
put it on
put on it

look these words up
look up

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