In 'bank on Susan', why can 'on' not shift after Susan (*bank Susan on)?
AIt is a particle
BIt is an adverb
CIt is an affix
DIt is a prep
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It is a prep
An English preposition can never follow its noun complement in canonical clause order.
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Choose the correct preposition: "The book is divided ___ five chapters."Fill in the blank: 'Despite his _____ appearance, he was actually quite kind.'Match pass for:
1. Pass: p. Main verb
2. For: q. Prep head
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1. Take: p. Base verb
2. After: q. Prep head
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1. Look: p. Verb base
2. Fwd: q. Particle
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1. Dispense: p. With
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1. Pron: p. Blocks it
2. Idiom: q. Set pair
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1. In: p. Direction
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