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Ellisa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Prepositional verb vs phrasal verb

Hello teachers!

I have a homework that is making a list of examples of prepositional verbs and phrasal verbs each.

Though still I'm working on it, I'm not pretty sure whether each sentences are in where they should be.

Please help me with this!

Tell me if sentences are not prepositional / phrasal verbs.

Prepositional

1. He stared at the key, this thing he had brought with him from his old life.

2. The IRO council also works closely with the government.

pharasal

3. He could not blaze it out.

4. If you put them together in the right way, these marks can tell stories.

5. Your sister stood me up the other night
  

Top answer

Ellisa Prepositional 1. He stared at the key, this thing he had brought with him from his old life. 2.

— CalifJim

  • Ellisa Prepositional 1.
  • He stared at the key, this thing he had brought with him from his old life.
  • 2.
  • The IRO council also works closely with the government.
  • pharasal 3.
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EllisaPrepositional
1. He stared at the key, this thing he had brought with him from his old life.
2. The IRO council also works closely with the government.
pharasal
3. He could not blaze it out.
4. If you put them together in the right way, these marks can tell stories.
5. Your sister stood me up the other night
It seems to me that yo
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Then how about "blazen out"?

Is this weird, too?
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EllisaThen how about "blazen out"
You won't find 'blazen' in the dictionary. It's not a word.

CJ
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