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Pousu Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"Put back something(ex:the electricity) on(ok to use on?)?"
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Can I say something like "put back something on" especially for electric devices?
Plus, is there certain regulatory grammar rules for using propositions like "on," "up,""down," after a verb?
Thank You!
Can I say something like "put back something on" especially for electric devices?
Plus, is there certain regulatory grammar rules for using propositions like "on," "up,""down," after a verb?
Thank You!
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-- I would like a sample sentence, but I don't think so: it should normally read 'put something back [on (something else)]' . -- No-- just that they usually represent a movement in that direction, either physically or figuratively.
- -- I would like a sample sentence, but I don't think so: it should normally read 'put something back [on (something else)]' .
- -- No-- just that they usually represent a movement in that direction, either physically or figuratively.
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Can I say something like "put back something on" especially for electric devices?-- I would like a sample sentence, but I don't think so: it should normally read 'put something back [on (something else)]'.
Plus, is there certain regulatory grammar rules for using propositions like "on," "up,""down," after a verb?-- No-- just that they usually represent a movement in that direct
Plus, is there certain regulatory grammar rules for using propositions like "on," "up,""down," after a verb?-- No-- just that they usually represent a movement in that direct
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