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Rob scoda Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

No rules of or no rules on?

I wonder if someone can help me with this sentence.

Should it be:

There were no rules on how I went about meeting people

or

There were no rules of how I went about meeting people

Or are both correct?


Thanks for your time.

  

Top answer

of doesn't sound right. on is OK. I prefer about, although I'd try not to repeat the word 'about' in that sentence..

— Clive

  • of doesn't sound right.
  • on is OK.
  • I prefer about, although I'd try not to repeat the word 'about' in that sentence..
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of doesn't sound right.

on is OK.

I prefer about, although I'd try not to repeat the word 'about' in that sentence..

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