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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Give the reader "idea on" or "idea of"
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I tried to search the Internet for an explanation on usage of idea on and idea of.
In the following sentence, is the use of "idea on" grammatically incorrect.
"Write a summary of your topic sentences to give the reader an idea on what you will discuss in the body paragraphs."
I tried to search the Internet for an explanation on usage of idea on and idea of.
In the following sentence, is the use of "idea on" grammatically incorrect.
"Write a summary of your topic sentences to give the reader an idea on what you will discuss in the body paragraphs."
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Anonymoususage of idea on and idea of.Use "on" for this type of idea:
(an idea on how to X)
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