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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Are my sentences correct?

1. You have to make sure that the entire tram completes the work on time. The onus is on you.
2. Providing correct information is your onus.
3. It is your onus to bring him for the function.
  

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1. You have to make sure that the entire t e am completes the work on time. The onus is on you.

— Clive

  • 1.
  • You have to make sure that the entire t e am completes the work on time.
  • The onus is on you.
  • 2.
  • Providing correct information is your onus.
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1. You have to make sure that the entire team completes the work on time. The onus is on you.
2. Providing correct information is your onus.
3. It is your onus to bring him for the function.

I wouldn't say 'your onus' is wrong, but I've never heard or read that. What I hear and read is 'your responsibility'.
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