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Coincidence Posted 14 years ago
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at/on
Hello,
could you help, please?
Is it correct to say :
I am writing in response to your advertisement posted
on www........co.uk/
at guardianjobs/
on the website of guardianjobs
I would be grateful for your help.
Kind regards.
could you help, please?
Is it correct to say :
I am writing in response to your advertisement posted
on www........co.uk/
at guardianjobs/
on the website of guardianjobs
I would be grateful for your help.
Kind regards.
Top answer
Hi, With websites, both on and at would work. It depends on how they are being used. Some maintain that on should be used with the website's name and at with the website's URL: You can find that article on Wikipedia.
- Hi, With websites, both on and at would work.
- It depends on how they are being used.
- Some maintain that on should be used with the website's name and at with the website's URL: You can find that article on Wikipedia.
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Hi,
With websites, both on and at would work. It depends on how they are being used.
Some maintain that on should be used with the website's name and at with the website's URL:
You can find that article on Wikipedia.
You can find that article at www.cnn.com.
Ther
With websites, both on and at would work. It depends on how they are being used.
Some maintain that on should be used with the website's name and at with the website's URL:
You can find that article on Wikipedia.
You can find that article at www.cnn.com.
Ther
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