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Member Location: Saudi Arabia
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Hi
I would like to know what the exact difference between particle and preposition . Please provide some examples to make it clear.  Izzy loves you all |
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It's not always clear. Some grammarians categorize them differently than others do.
Azar, for example, considers these verb + preposition combinations: Look at, believe in, and pay for are clearly verb + preposition combinations. And these as phrasal verbs, with particles: Wake up, turn on and take out are clearly verb + particle combinations. But there are many combinations that are more difficult to categorize. See this thread: http://thegrammarexchange.info...=401109904#401109904 |
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Thanks a lot, Rachel.
Izzy loves you all |
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