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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
with politely and efficiently
Yes, I know you had a few problems but really, the important thing is, would you say they were dealt with politely and efficiently?
After preposition “with”, why does the sentence have adverbs not noun?
After preposition “with”, why does the sentence have adverbs not noun?
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Because "deal with" is a phrasal verb. It is part of the verb. Here is another example: Put your coat on carefully.
- Because "deal with" is a phrasal verb.
- It is part of the verb.
- Here is another example: Put your coat on carefully.
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Because "deal with" is a phrasal verb. It is part of the verb.
Here is another example: Put your coat on carefully.
Here is another example: Put your coat on carefully.
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