In Phrasal verbs^x, Noun phrases^x

Hello K O That looks good here s a little more detail Clause 1 We subject were spared passive voice past tense the storm s fury noun phrase object the storm s possessive fury direct object Clause 2 but coordinating conjunction now adverb are having modal verb present continuous to deal with...

My point was that looked after is a prepositional verb not a phrasal verb as was suggested in the thread I ve been trying to understand the difference It seems that many people are not aware that there is one My error I misunderstood I know prepositional verbs as inseperable phrasal verbs which...

Leonora promoted training besides fighting for wages right because fighting has been subordinated I concur with that So I think they should bracket fought together with besides Leonora S fought V for prep increased adj wages noun PREP PHRASE as ADVERBIAL COMPLEMENT Leonora S fought for Phrasal...

Oof This is a tough one for me Jeff You are right besides is wrong but I cannot pinpoint a rule or reason Leonora promoted training besides fought for wages wrong Leonora promoted training and fought for wages grammatically right but the meaning is changed the meaning should be that promoting...

1 Noun or noun phrase yes I ate a big ham sandwich 2 Pronoun yes I erased him 3 Prepositional phrase no not really in I looked at his girlfriend his girlfriend is considered the direct object with the particular verb requiring the preposition a phrasal verb A real prepositional phase is better...