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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Worry about
She worries about his health.
Is the prepositional verb worries about transitive or is about his health a complement of the intransitive verb worries in the sentence above?
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In my view, "worry about" does not really qualify as a phrasal verb, so I would plump for the "worries is an intransitive verb" interpretation.
- In my view, "worry about" does not really qualify as a phrasal verb, so I would plump for the "worries is an intransitive verb" interpretation.
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In my view, "worry about" does not really qualify as a phrasal verb, so I would plump for the "worries is an intransitive verb" interpretation.
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