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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
In the or on the?
I have a quick grammar question.
Is it
achievement on the SATs
OR
achievement in the SATs?
It seems like "in the" and "on the" are both being used in different literature.
Can someone explain which one is right?
Thank you!
Is it
achievement on the SATs
OR
achievement in the SATs?
It seems like "in the" and "on the" are both being used in different literature.
Can someone explain which one is right?
Thank you!
Top answer
Neither is wrong,. I usually hear 'on'. Clive
- Neither is wrong,.
- I usually hear 'on'.
- Clive
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Thank you for your reply.
How about..."shown in the test results" or "shown on the test results"?
How about..."shown in the test results" or "shown on the test results"?
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Neither is wrong. What sounds best often depends on the rest of the sentence.
Other possibilities include 'by'.
Other possibilities include 'by'.
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