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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Verb Phrases

Is "with love" a verb phrase?

As in:

"From Russia with love"

So, in terms of title casing:

Should it be

"From Russia with Love"

or

"From Russia With Love"

Thanks
  

Top answer

Anonymous Is "with love" a verb phrase? No, "love" is a noun in this case. Anonymous "From Russia with Love" I think it is customary not to capitalize such short prepositions in titles.

— Ozzourti

  • Anonymous Is "with love" a verb phrase?
  • No, "love" is a noun in this case.
  • Anonymous "From Russia with Love" I think it is customary not to capitalize such short prepositions in titles.
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AnonymousIs "with love" a verb phrase?
No, "love" is a noun in this case.
Anonymous"From Russia with Love"
I think it is customary not to capitalize such short prepositions in titles.
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ozzourti Anonymous Is "with love" a verb phrase? No, "love" is a noun in this case.
Thanks. So "From Prada to Nada" is not a verb phrase either? As 'Nada' is a noun?
ozzourti "From Russia with Love"I think it is customary not to capitalize such short prepositions in titles.
Title casing dictates that prepositions of four let
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AnonymousSo "From Prada to Nada" is not a verb phrase either?
It is not. A verb phrase must contain a verb.
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