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JKBelieve Posted 16 years ago
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Betrayal of? betrayal on?
I was browsing through youtube when i happened upon a video by the name
"betrayal on kerrigan"
The video was about a character named 'kerrigan' being left behind in the battlefield.
Anyway i was wondering if the title shouldn't have been
"betrayal of kerrigan" instead? I've never heard of 'on' being used with 'betrayal'
but then again i haven't heard betrayal being used all that much either...so please help me^^
"betrayal on kerrigan"
The video was about a character named 'kerrigan' being left behind in the battlefield.
Anyway i was wondering if the title shouldn't have been
"betrayal of kerrigan" instead? I've never heard of 'on' being used with 'betrayal'
but then again i haven't heard betrayal being used all that much either...so please help me^^
Top answer
I agree. 'Betrayal of' is the normal collocation.
- I agree.
- 'Betrayal of' is the normal collocation.
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