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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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I want to pass the land on to my son OR is it onto my son. Still a little confused, but I'm thinking the former because it would literally be on top of my son in the latter. Am I correct?
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The correct structure is: Pass something on to somebody Pass the book on to me when you have finished reading with it. I passed your message on to my mother. Tom
- The correct structure is: Pass something on to somebody Pass the book on to me when you have finished reading with it.
- I passed your message on to my mother.
- Tom
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The correct structure is:
Pass something on to somebody
Pass the book on to me when you have finished reading with it.
I passed your message on to my mother.
Tom
Pass something on to somebody
Pass the book on to me when you have finished reading with it.
I passed your message on to my mother.
Tom
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