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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Word order
The doctor appeared in the hall, seeing out a patient/seeing a patient out.
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to see out is a phrasal verb that accepts both word orders. My personal preference is 'seeing a patient out', if that makes any difference to you. CJ
- to see out is a phrasal verb that accepts both word orders.
- My personal preference is 'seeing a patient out', if that makes any difference to you.
- CJ
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to see out is a phrasal verb that accepts both word orders.
My personal preference is 'seeing a patient out', if that makes any difference to you.
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