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Question Phrasal verbs substantivation
Please explain....Phrasal verbs substantivation....
Or where can I find the information about this....
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Hi Romantic,

Could you give us idea of what it is you want to know - not too familiar with this term.
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Substantivation means to substitute and it's synonymous with nominalization.

Verb: Did you work out today?
Noun: Did you do your work out today?
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