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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
On your vs for your
I was taking to my son about his birthday.
I will book a day off for your birthday
I will book a day off on your birthday.
Which is the correct preposition in the given context and why ?
I will book a day off for your birthday
I will book a day off on your birthday.
Which is the correct preposition in the given context and why ?
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