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Mackmillian Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
"Try 'it' on" or "Try on 'it'"
Hello!
I have a question about "trying on"!
"She is trying on the yellow dress"
"She is trying the yellow dress on"
I think that the second one is correct but the first one also seems correct in my perspective...
Which one should I use?
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EIther one is fine. Turn on the TV. Turn the TV on.
- EIther one is fine.
- Turn on the TV.
- Turn the TV on.
- The phrasal verbs "turn on" and "try on" are separable.
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EIther one is fine.
Turn on the TV.
Turn the TV on.
The phrasal verbs "turn on" and "try on" are separable.
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