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Juniper Kim 1354 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Phrasal verbs

I have questions. Please reply.

1. Is there a difference between 'stay up' and 'sit up'?

2. I think 'stay up late' is correct, but is it correct to say 'sit up late'? If correct, is 'to stay up late' is the same with 'to sit up late?

3. cheer for/cheer on/root for the team

Are the three phrasal verbs the same meaning?

I'd appreciate it if you could give me answer.

  

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Juniper Kim 1354 1. Is there a difference between 'stay up' and 'sit up'? Yes.

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  • Juniper Kim 1354 1.
  • Is there a difference between 'stay up' and 'sit up'?
  • Yes.
  • Juniper Kim 1354 2.
  • I think 'stay up late' is correct It is.
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Juniper Kim 13541. Is there a difference between 'stay up' and 'sit up'?

Yes.

Juniper Kim 13542. I think 'stay up late' is correct

It is. It means that you do other activities rather than sleeping.

Juniper Kim 1354but is it correct to say 'sit up late'?

No. It is used i

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Juniper Kim 1354 cheer for/cheer on/root for the team

'cheer on' is a phrasal verb.

cheer the team on; cheer on || the team; cheer them on

I would not call 'cheer for' or 'root for' phrasal verbs. 'for' is an ordinary preposition there.

cheer the team for; cheer || for the team; cheer them for

CJ

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