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Rennan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Phrasal Verb

Is the Phrasal Verb "invite over" transitive or intransitive?
  

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I don't consider 'invite over' to be a phrasal verb. 'Invite' is a transitive verb sometimes followed by a preposition. ' Rover

— Rover_KE

  • I don't consider 'invite over' to be a phrasal verb.
  • 'Invite' is a transitive verb sometimes followed by a preposition.
  • ' Rover
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I don't consider 'invite over' to be a phrasal verb.

'Invite' is a transitive verb sometimes followed by a preposition.

'We can invite Blodwen (over) for a drink.'

'Let's invite ******* to the party.'

'You invite Hector and I'll invite Hortense.'

Rover
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