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Angliholic Posted 15 years ago
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Observations on/of/about his parents
The boy learns to speak through careful observations on/of/about his parents.
Hi,
Do all of on, of, and about fit in the above and mean about the same? Thanks.
Hi,
Do all of on, of, and about fit in the above and mean about the same? Thanks.
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Only "of" works. The boy learns to speak through careful observation of his parents. John
- Only "of" works.
- The boy learns to speak through careful observation of his parents.
- John
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Only "of" works.
The boy learns to speak through careful observation of his parents.
John
The boy learns to speak through careful observation of his parents.
John
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Thanks, Paris.
The sentence in question is from one of the textbooks for senior high school kids here. And the original uses "on," so I wonder if it's a typo.
The sentence in question is from one of the textbooks for senior high school kids here. And the original uses "on," so I wonder if it's a typo.
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