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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Is it incorrect to use "on" in this sentence?

Hi
Is the following sentence correct, considering the usage of the adverb "on" for the word "movie"?
There's an interesting movie on at 12:00 tonight.

Thanks in advance.
  

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Hi, Your sentence is fine. Commonly said. Clive

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Hi,

Your sentence is fine. Commonly said.

Clive
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Anonymoususage of the adverb "on"
What's on tonight? (What is on television tonight? What is being presented on television tonight?)
There's nothing on this week. (No interesting programs are being presented on television this week.)
I wanted to watch "The Big Bang", but it wasn't on. It had been preempted by a football game.

CJ
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CalifJimThere's nothing on this week. (No interesting programs are being presented on television this week.)
Are you saying that my sentence is correct?
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AnonymousAre you saying that my sentence is correct?
I am. Emotion: smile

CJ
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