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Julie & Ethan Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
In or about?
Do you say a lesson about something or in something?
For example:
We are also giving you a basic lesson in chocolate, where we inform you why chocolate is good for your health
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We are also giving you a basic lesson about chocolate, where we...
For example:
We are also giving you a basic lesson in chocolate, where we inform you why chocolate is good for your health
or
We are also giving you a basic lesson about chocolate, where we...
Top answer
Surely it must be about .
- Surely it must be about .
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You can say to give lessons in physics but I'm not sure "in" preposition is fine for "chocolate". About and on would be okay, I think.
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You can give lessons in (scholarly) subjects such as English, French, Mathematics.
I think Chocolate(s) is too narrow a subject, but perhaps that in a cooking school that might constitute a subject
I think Chocolate(s) is too narrow a subject, but perhaps that in a cooking school that might constitute a subject
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