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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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On
I wouldn’t wish this on anyone.
Is the preposition "on" correct in the above sentence? Or should it be "to" instead of "on"?
Is the preposition "on" correct in the above sentence? Or should it be "to" instead of "on"?
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On is correct. It's a fixed expression.
- On is correct.
- It's a fixed expression.
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Cast a magic spell on someone.
Put a curse on someone.
A pox on you!
CJ
Compare:
Cast a magic spell on someone.
Put a curse on someone.
A pox on you!
CJ
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