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Hardell Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Congratulations for/on

Hi

Please, could anybody explain me the difference between Congratulations for/on?

Thanks in advance.
  

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It's "congratulations on [an occasion]". Congratulations on winning the award. Congratulations on your wedding.

— CalifJim

  • It's "congratulations on [an occasion]".
  • Congratulations on winning the award.
  • Congratulations on your wedding.
  • Congratulations on getting a promotion.
  • I suppose you might use "for" instead, but I don't think it's used as often.
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It's "congratulations on [an occasion]".

Congratulations on winning the award.
Congratulations on your wedding.
Congratulations on getting a promotion.

I suppose you might use "for" instead, but I don't think it's used as often.

CJ
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