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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
on/for
Will you be in Vegas on/for New Year's Eve?
Should I use on or for?
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Should I use on or for?
THank you!
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"For" sounds more natural.
- "For" sounds more natural.
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"For" means "to celebrate the holiday/during the time of New Year's.
"On" means on that day exactly.
"On" means on that day exactly.
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