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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
On that subject
Please correct this sentence:
What do you have to say on that subject? And What do you have to say about that subject?
How else can say on be used with in a sentence?
Are both ok?
What do you have to say on that subject? And What do you have to say about that subject?
How else can say on be used with in a sentence?
Are both ok?
Top answer
I believe she's had her say on the matter. What did she say on Thursday? That's one thing you should never say on TV.
- I believe she's had her say on the matter.
- What did she say on Thursday?
- That's one thing you should never say on TV.
- I have nothing more to say on this matter.
- That would be a strange thing to say on purpose.
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I believe she's had her say on the matter.
What did she say on Thursday?
That's one thing you should never say on TV.
I have nothing more to say on this matter.
That would be a strange thing to say on purpose.
Both your versions are fine.
What did she say on Thursday?
That's one thing you should never say on TV.
I have nothing more to say on this matter.
That would be a strange thing to say on purpose.
Both your versions are fine.
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