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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
proper English
Is one more correct:
... maintain a police presence to drive crime away
or
... maintain a police presence to drive away crime
... maintain a police presence to drive crime away
or
... maintain a police presence to drive away crime
Top answer
drive away crime. I think it's a good to try, when possible, to keep phrasal verbs together - drive away. )
- drive away crime.
- I think it's a good to try, when possible, to keep phrasal verbs together - drive away.
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...drive away crime.
I think it's a good to try, when possible, to keep phrasal verbs together - drive away. (It's obviously not a rule: you can look up a word or look a word up, but you can't go wrong if you keep them together.)
I think it's a good to try, when possible, to keep phrasal verbs together - drive away. (It's obviously not a rule: you can look up a word or look a word up, but you can't go wrong if you keep them together.)
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