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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
separation of phrasal verbs
0 I wonder, why sometimes phrasal verbs are isolated(write down) and why sometimes they are inserted in between subject (write it down). 02 br
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00 e.g. clear up, clear it up, rang up, rang it up. 02 br
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00 Is there any stuff ruling out this? 02 br
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00 If yes, please explain me that here or give me links where I can learn about this. 0-
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00 e.g. clear up, clear it up, rang up, rang it up. 02 br
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00 Is there any stuff ruling out this? 02 br
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00 If yes, please explain me that here or give me links where I can learn about this. 0-
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0 Phrasal verbs sometimes can be transitive and intransitive. Transitive phrasal verbs can have an object while the others not. 02 br 02 br 00 For example, clear it up is a transitive phrasal verb.
- 0 Phrasal verbs sometimes can be transitive and intransitive.
- Transitive phrasal verbs can have an object while the others not.
- 02 br 02 br 00 For example, clear it up is a transitive phrasal verb.
- It has 01 i 00 it 02 i 00 as an object.
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0 Phrasal verbs sometimes can be transitive and intransitive. Transitive phrasal verbs can have an object while the others not. 02 br
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00 For example, clear it up is a transitive phrasal verb. It has 01 i 00 it 02 i 00 as an object. But I suggest you be careful about transitive and intransitive phrasal verbs because though they seem to be same in form, th
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00 For example, clear it up is a transitive phrasal verb. It has 01 i 00 it 02 i 00 as an object. But I suggest you be careful about transitive and intransitive phrasal verbs because though they seem to be same in form, th
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