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Layla1234 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Improvement in/on
What is the difference in meaning?
The company wants to make an improvement on earlier models.
An improvement in children's behaviour has been noticed recently.
The company wants to make an improvement on earlier models.
An improvement in children's behaviour has been noticed recently.
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layla1234 What is the difference in meaning? 1. The company wants to make an improvement on earlier models.
- layla1234 What is the difference in meaning?
- 1.
- The company wants to make an improvement on earlier models.
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- An improvement in children's behaviour has been noticed recently.
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layla1234What is the difference in meaning?Hi,
1. The company wants to make an improvement on earlier models.
2. An improvement in children's behaviour has been noticed recently.
These are two different sentences. I guess you know what an improvement is.
1. It reflects a mechanical improvement - These car models are better than its
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Ok, so how do I know when I should say:
An improvement in
An improvement on?
What rules should I follow to use these prepostions properly?
I need improvement in German?
An improvement in
An improvement on?
What rules should I follow to use these prepostions properly?
I need improvement in German?
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Hi,
You don't ask whether to use "an improvement in / on"; you ask about using "in" or "on" in a sentence.
This matter has been discussed in the forum many times, and I think you'd better search for "in or on" on the website.
Regards
You don't ask whether to use "an improvement in / on"; you ask about using "in" or "on" in a sentence.
This matter has been discussed in the forum many times, and I think you'd better search for "in or on" on the website.
Regards
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