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Interventizio Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Trespass my property

"He trespassed my property and I had to use my gun."

Is that correct? Does "trespass" require a preposition? In Google, I found it used without prepositions as well as with one (usually "on").

  

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Does "trespass" require a preposition? It is usually followed by on or upon .

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  • Does "trespass" require a preposition?
  • It is usually followed by on or upon .
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Does "trespass" require a preposition? It is usually followed by on or upon.

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"He trespassed on my property and I had to use my gun." Yes, the preposition is needed.

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