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OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
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In the timetable
-Sport is no longer so important in the school timetable (= all the subjects that are taught at schools).
1. Can I use ON above?
2. Is it correct to say that if we are physically referring to a piece of paper the timetable is printed on, only ON is possible?
eg On the timetable, I've got two classes today. One is classical semasiology, the other is paleography.
1. Can I use ON above?
2. Is it correct to say that if we are physically referring to a piece of paper the timetable is printed on, only ON is possible?
eg On the timetable, I've got two classes today. One is classical semasiology, the other is paleography.
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1. Can I use ON above? Yes OttoJ Is it correct to say that if we are physically referring to a piece of paper the timetable is printed on, only ON is possible?
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- Can I use ON above?
- Yes OttoJ Is it correct to say that if we are physically referring to a piece of paper the timetable is printed on, only ON is possible?
- You could use 'according to'.
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OttoJSport is no longer so important in the school timetable (= all the subjects that are taught at schools).1. Can I use ON above?Yes
OttoJ Is it correct to say that if we are physically referring to a piece of paper the timetable is printed on, only ON is possible?You could use 'according to'.
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