Verb–Object Split in English
The verb-object split in English can be confusing, especially with phrasal verbs. Learn when an object can separate a verb and particle, where pronouns must go and which multi-word verbs cannot be separated.
The verb-object split in English can be confusing, especially with phrasal verbs. Learn when an object can separate a verb and particle, where pronouns must go and which multi-word verbs cannot be separated.
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