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Layla1234 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

On a website or from a website

Can I say I bought an MP3player from your website or on your website? Or is the second option only possible?

Thanks in advance

layla
  

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You can use both, but the second option is more common. "From" makes the website appear like a store or shop, while "on" makes the website appear like an ordering form. There really is no big difference.

— Lakshwadeep

  • You can use both, but the second option is more common.
  • "From" makes the website appear like a store or shop, while "on" makes the website appear like an ordering form.
  • There really is no big difference.
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You can use both, but the second option is more common. "From" makes the website appear like a store or shop, while "on" makes the website appear like an ordering form. There really is no big difference.
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