Can a transitive verb be in a prep phrase

English

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Degger [83]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

A transitive verb directly describes the preceeding and subsequent noun. In any sentence where you have a prepositional phrase, the transitive verb will ALWAYS be outside of it. Simply think of any prep phrase - you just cannot add a transitive verb.

"She ate candy <u>while drinking coffe</u>"

"<u>During class</u>, we discuss politics"

"<u>In the meantime</u>, I sent the flowers"

"He enjoyed quarantine even <u>if others thought it was depressing</u>"

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