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Pructus Posted 10 years ago
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Through
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a. He read through the report.
b. He read the report through.
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If through is a preposition, “read through” means to “read quickly”, and if it is a particle, it means “read something thoroughly”?
So, the “through” in a. can be either a preposition or a particle and the “through” in b. is definitely a particle?
a. He read through the report.
b. He read the report through.
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If through is a preposition, “read through” means to “read quickly”, and if it is a particle, it means “read something thoroughly”?
So, the “through” in a. can be either a preposition or a particle and the “through” in b. is definitely a particle?
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pructus a. He read through the report. 'Through' is a preposition.
- pructus a.
- He read through the report.
- 'Through' is a preposition.
- He read the report.
- pructus b.
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pructusa. He read through the report.'Through' is a preposition. He read the report.
pructusb. He read the report through.'Through' is an adverb. He read all of the report from beginning to end.
pructusIf through is a preposition, “read through” means to “read quickly”If it is a prepos
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