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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
For vs On
Which one is correct? Is there any difference between them?
1) I am here for business. 2) I am here on business.
1) I am here for business. 2) I am here on business.
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Hasibrahman Which one is correct? Is there any difference between them? 1) I am here for business.
- Hasibrahman Which one is correct?
- Is there any difference between them?
- 1) I am here for business.
- 2) I am here on business.
- If you say the first one, people will understand you, but they will be expecting you to say the second one.
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Hasibrahman Which one is correct? Is there any difference between them?
1) I am here for business. 2) I am here on business.
If you say the first one, people will understand you, but they will be expecting you to say the second one.
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