is it correct using preposition (on) for the verb (tie)? when it is used with?
And do we use it when we want to use it for ( fastening to another thing)?
For example in this case:
" more and more travels; I tie on my sandals"
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Best Answer
Please read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phrasal_verb.
Transitive use of verbs do not require being coupled to the subject via a preposition.
Potentially transitive verbs could of course be used non-transitively.
vs
I am shooting at the deer
vs
She is eating with her dog
vs
They like eating with chopsticks
Do not mistake prepositional phrasal verbs with verb-preposition and verb-adverb phrases.
Words that are used as prepositions can also be used as adverbs. Do not mistake the prepositional use of a word with its adverbial use
Prepositional phrasal verbs
= She behaves or is similar to her father.
Verb-adverb phrases
Pidginization of verb-adverb phrases
into pseudo prepositional phrasal verbsUsual verb-preposition-subject coupling
due to intransitive use of a verb - and can be separated.At which hotel is she staying?
Which dog is she eating the biscuits with?
With whom am I going to the meeting?
Prepositional phrasal verbs-preposition-subject coupling
causing the confusion you are facing.At which hotel is she putting up?
With whose dog has she been eating up the biscuits?
With whom should I go over the notes?