Cup cake Isn't - a few jackets - a noun phrase, thus making 'on' a preposition, rather than an adverb in this sentence? No. , lint).
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Cup cakeIsn't - a few jackets - a noun phrase, thus making 'on' a preposition, rather than an adverb in this sentence?No. There's nothing "on the jackets" (e.g., lint). "tried on" is a phrasal verb.
Cup cakeIf I said... 'I tried on a jacket'; is 'on' a preposition here?No. It's a phrasal verb particle or an adverb, depending which terminology you prefer.
Cup cakeI need to get a full grasp of phrasal verbs.True.
Cup cakeis - in - an adverb in my last sentence?It is. You must be ca
Cup cakea good book on phrasal verbsYou don't need a book. Google 'phrasal verbs' and you'll find a ton of sites that explain them.