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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Preposition or adverb
In the sentence "I just can't get past it." Is the word "past" an adverb or preposition? Thanks so much!
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" "Past" is a preposition here. It sets a relation of movement between "get" and "it".
- " "Past" is a preposition here.
- It sets a relation of movement between "get" and "it".
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"I just can't get past it."
"Past" is a preposition here. It sets a relation of movement between "get" and "it".
"Past" is a preposition here. It sets a relation of movement between "get" and "it".
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