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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Hi! Which preposition should I use and why?

Qn: He has countless achievements under/ to his name.

  

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Use "to". It is idiomatic. "Under" means that his name is actually associated with them.

— Anonymous

  • Use "to".
  • It is idiomatic.
  • "Under" means that his name is actually associated with them.
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Use "to". It is idiomatic. "Under" means that his name is actually associated with them.

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