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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
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"You need to bundle up more."
"You need to bundle up more." "It is cold outside."
I know "bundle someone up in something phrase' like "She bundled her son up in a parka." and then in 'bundle up more', the 'more' functions as an object or an adverb or either one is possible and there is no meaning difference?
Thank you so much in advance.
I know "bundle someone up in something phrase' like "She bundled her son up in a parka." and then in 'bundle up more', the 'more' functions as an object or an adverb or either one is possible and there is no meaning difference?
Thank you so much in advance.
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Hans51 …and then in 'bundle up more', does 'more' function as an object or an adverb It’s an adverb. Bundle up is intransitive here. The sentence means “You need to dress more warmly ”.
- Hans51 …and then in 'bundle up more', does 'more' function as an object or an adverb It’s an adverb.
- Bundle up is intransitive here.
- The sentence means “You need to dress more warmly ”.
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Hans51…and then in 'bundle up more', does 'more' function as an object or an adverbIt’s an adverb. Bundle up is intransitive here. The sentence means “You need to dress more warmly”.
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