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MeggPhaggSioux Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
On/Of Something
"A report of/on the accident will be ready soon."
"What does a timeline on/of a foreclosure look like?"
Could both "on" and "of" give identical meanings to the reader?
"What does a timeline on/of a foreclosure look like?"
Could both "on" and "of" give identical meanings to the reader?
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3 Answers
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Hi MeggPhaggSioux,
For the former one I would say that "of/on/about" are the possible choices and for the latter one "for" would be preferable to me.
Regards,
Iman
For the former one I would say that "of/on/about" are the possible choices and for the latter one "for" would be preferable to me.
Regards,
Iman
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