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Knightofsports Posted 13 years ago
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for/on

can you say:

I need your help with something for/on my project?

Thank you!
  

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In this isolated case, either is correct. That would not always be the case, however.

— Philip

  • In this isolated case, either is correct.
  • That would not always be the case, however.
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In this isolated case, either is correct. That would not always be the case, however.
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