(Based) on
Are these 3 sentences natural?
is based on what you would use? Is based optional?
The voting at the Eurovision isn’t based on talent. It’s more political.
Judges are going to vote (based) on 3 criteria.
How would you say this? Is based optional?
We judge an attacker by/(based) on the number of goals they score.
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The voting at the Eurovision isn’t based on talent. It’s more political. Judges are going to vote (based) on 3 criteria.
- The voting at the Eurovision isn’t based on talent.
- It’s more political.
- Judges are going to vote (based) on 3 criteria.
- " We judge an attacker (by/based on) the number of goals they score.
- "
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The voting at the Eurovision isn’t based on talent. It’s more political.
Judges are going to vote (based) on 3 criteria. This is fine with or without "based."
We judge an attacker (by/based on) the number of goals they score. Usse "by the number" or "based on the number."
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