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Persian Learner Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
On the car vs Of the car
Hi.
It looks like the starter motor on the car has burned out.
It looks like the starter motor of the car has burned out.
What's the difference?
It looks like the starter motor on the car has burned out.
It looks like the starter motor of the car has burned out.
What's the difference?
Top answer
Both are fine, as is 'the car's starter motor'.
- Both are fine, as is 'the car's starter motor'.
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