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Default adverbial particle and prepositional verbs
Most of the phrasal verb lists do not enhance whether the particle or particles after a verb are adverbial particles of prepositions.

Do you have a list where this difference is enhanced?

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I'm not sure what you mean by enhanced. Do you mean explained or simply that phrasal and prepositional verbs are in separate lists?

If explained, the following might help you.

http://www.miguelmllop.com/grammars/...ar/adpreps.pdf
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