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Greetings, although the dictionaries state that the prepositions on/at after munch are optional, it appears adequate to say: He is munching on an apple. Some examples with the preposition absent: I munched my way through a huge bowl of cereal. He sat in a chair munching his toast.
- Greetings, although the dictionaries state that the prepositions on/at after munch are optional, it appears adequate to say: He is munching on an apple.
- Some examples with the preposition absent: I munched my way through a huge bowl of cereal.
- He sat in a chair munching his toast.
- Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
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Greetings,
although the dictionaries state that the prepositions on/at after munch are optional, it appears adequate to say: He is munching on an apple. Some examples with the preposition absent:
I munched my way through a huge bowl of cereal.
He sat in a chair munching his toast.
Respectfully,
although the dictionaries state that the prepositions on/at after munch are optional, it appears adequate to say: He is munching on an apple. Some examples with the preposition absent:
I munched my way through a huge bowl of cereal.
He sat in a chair munching his toast.
Respectfully,
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Many people find munching an apple awkward, and use munching on an apple, which I find more appropriate.
Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
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