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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 19 years ago
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"... Steve decided to seek out some information..." Thank you.

0 This is the example given under the entry of the phrasal verb 01i00seek out 02i00in my dictionary. The definition of 01i00seek out 02i00is said to be 01i00to look for someone or something, especially for a long time until you find them02i00.01i00 02i00So does it mean that it takes a lot of time for Steve to obtain information on accommodation in the area? Second, shouldn't the pronoun 01i00he 02i00appear after the proper noun 01i00Steve02i00 ? Thank you. 02br
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01b00While he was at the library, Steve decided to 01u00seek out 02u00some information on accommodation in the area.02br
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0Your sentence only means that Steve decided to look for specific information. 02br 02br 00No, you should not add 'he' after Steve. 0-

  • 0Your sentence only means that Steve decided to look for specific information.
  • 02br 02br 00No, you should not add 'he' after Steve.
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0Your sentence only means that Steve decided to look for specific information. It doesn't really indicate that his search was unusually time-consuming.02br
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00No, you should not add 'he' after Steve. That would always be incorrect.0-
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0Thank you for replying to my post, Yankee. 05002br
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01b00Yankee: No, you should not add 'he' after Steve. That would always be incorrect.02br
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00I'm afraid I was not expressing myself very clearly.What I meant was shouldn't the pronoun 01i00he 02i00and the proper noun01i00 Steve02i0
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01cite10Peaceblinkfriend12cite10Thank you for replying to my post, Yankee. 15012br
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11b10Yankee: No, you should not add 'he' after Steve. That would always be incorrect.12br
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10I'm afraid I was not expressing myself very clearly.What I meant was shouldn't the pronoun 

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