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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Phrasal verb + pronoun
It's going to be tough but we'll pull through it together.
should I use (pull it through) or (pull through it)? Thanks
should I use (pull it through) or (pull through it)? Thanks
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It depends on the phrasal verb, of course: some are separable and others are not. 'Pull through' is inseparable: we'll pull through it (= we'll survive the experience).
- It depends on the phrasal verb, of course: some are separable and others are not.
- 'Pull through' is inseparable: we'll pull through it (= we'll survive the experience).
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It depends on the phrasal verb, of course: some are separable and others are not.
'Pull through' is inseparable: we'll pull through it (= we'll survive the experience).
'Pull through' is inseparable: we'll pull through it (= we'll survive the experience).
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