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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
phrasal verb
Hi,
I think a phrasal verb is a verb that has a verb and a preposition like 'take on' as in 'take on the task on hand'. Then how can we distinguish what comes after a verb is a preposition or an adverb? I think I saw some procedural steps that were used to determine which one but I was confused rather than informed when I looked at that. Do you have some clear tests (if we can call them that) to determine that?
I think a phrasal verb is a verb that has a verb and a preposition like 'take on' as in 'take on the task on hand'. Then how can we distinguish what comes after a verb is a preposition or an adverb? I think I saw some procedural steps that were used to determine which one but I was confused rather than informed when I looked at that. Do you have some clear tests (if we can call them that) to determine that?
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pdf ]PHRASAL AND PREPOSiTIONAL VERBS[/url]. I'm afraid the tests don't get any simpler.
- pdf ]PHRASAL AND PREPOSiTIONAL VERBS[/url].
- I'm afraid the tests don't get any simpler.
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The tests are listed in this PDF on [url=http://www.miguelmllop.com/grammars/mygrammar/adpreps.pdf]PHRASAL AND PREPOSiTIONAL VERBS[/url]. I'm afraid the tests don't get any simpler.
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