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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
'on' or 'about'?
IF I write....write a paragraph on Sachin Tendulkar....Is it correct? Shall I use On Sachin Tendulkar or about Sachin Tendulkar?
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One writes a paragraph on a topic, and it is about this topic. However, during a stroll, you encounter Sachin, it could be said that you came upon Sachin, which is much more socially acceptable than coming on him...
- One writes a paragraph on a topic, and it is about this topic.
- However, during a stroll, you encounter Sachin, it could be said that you came upon Sachin, which is much more socially acceptable than coming on him...
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One writes a paragraph on a topic, and it is about this topic. However, during a stroll, you encounter Sachin, it could be said that you came upon Sachin, which is much more socially acceptable than coming on him...
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I wrote a paragraph on the philosophy /writings / sayings of Sachin Tendulkar.
I wrote a paragraph about Sachin Tendulkar and his early years.
I wrote a paragraph about Sachin Tendulkar and his early years.
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