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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

On/with

Which is the correct preposition?

I need your support with something. OR

I need your support on something.

Thanks!
  

Top answer

'On' sounds better to me, but actually 'for' is also common. It depends on context, of course.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'On' sounds better to me, but actually 'for' is also common.
  • It depends on context, of course.
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'On' sounds better to me, but actually 'for' is also common. It depends on context, of course.
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I need your support with me deciding to take up pole-dancing.

I need your support on the subject, because otherwise I'll leave you for someone who loves pole-dancing.
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No.

I need your support for my decision to take up pole-dancing.
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Sorry... I leave the answering to the professionals Emotion: embarrassed
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No, anyone is free to answer - just be sure it's right!
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