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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
On or of?
The blindfolded man managed to find the trigger on/of his gun and started shooting.
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I'd use 'on', but the whole phrase 'on his gun' is unnecessary in the context of shooting. The only place the trigger could be is on the gun. CJ
- I'd use 'on', but the whole phrase 'on his gun' is unnecessary in the context of shooting.
- The only place the trigger could be is on the gun.
- CJ
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I'd use 'on', but the whole phrase 'on his gun' is unnecessary in the context of shooting. The only place the trigger could be is on the gun.
CJ
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