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Hanuman_2000 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
On/of
Hello,
1. If the time taken for the change in momentum on the body is increased, the forces on the body are reduced too.
I Want to that "on" is correct here.
If I write "of" in place of "on", the sentence still correct.
Thanks.
1. If the time taken for the change in momentum on the body is increased, the forces on the body are reduced too.
I Want to that "on" is correct here.
If I write "of" in place of "on", the sentence still correct.
Thanks.
Top answer
I'd use 'of'. The 'too' at the end sounds very strange. You have one thing increased and another thing decreased also.
- I'd use 'of'.
- The 'too' at the end sounds very strange.
- You have one thing increased and another thing decreased also.
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I'd use 'of'.
The 'too' at the end sounds very strange. You have one thing increased and another thing decreased also.
The 'too' at the end sounds very strange. You have one thing increased and another thing decreased also.
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