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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
On or through or using
Are they all interchangeable or is one better than the other. Is there any other mistakes in the sentence:
You may want to check your email on/through/using your computer, not phone.
Thanks in advance
You may want to check your email on/through/using your computer, not phone.
Thanks in advance
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You may want to check your email on/using your computer, not your phone. 'Through' is OK, I suppose, but it sounds a little off to me.
- You may want to check your email on/using your computer, not your phone.
- 'Through' is OK, I suppose, but it sounds a little off to me.
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You may want to check your email on/using your computer, not your phone.
'Through' is OK, I suppose, but it sounds a little off to me.
'Through' is OK, I suppose, but it sounds a little off to me.
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