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He wants to make some money on/in this sport.
--- Which is correct: in OR on?
He wants to make some money on/in this sport.
--- Which is correct: in OR on?
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on suggests he is going to gamble. He's going to bet on games. in suggests he is an athlete.
- on suggests he is going to gamble.
- He's going to bet on games.
- in suggests he is an athlete.
- He's going to be playing the sport professionally.
- CJ
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on suggests he is going to gamble. He's going to bet on games.
in suggests he is an athlete. He's going to be playing the sport professionally.
CJ
in suggests he is an athlete. He's going to be playing the sport professionally.
CJ
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