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Vdb Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

preposition

I know that the verb "guess" isn't usually followed by a preposition, but if you had to choose one from these three, which one would you choose? At, on, about.

Which one of these three prepositions would be more appropriate for usage after "guess?"
  

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Not only would I prefer to see a sentence in which you plan to use it, but also if you would venture your own guess as to which preposition best fits.

— Wilpeter

  • Not only would I prefer to see a sentence in which you plan to use it, but also if you would venture your own guess as to which preposition best fits.
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Not only would I prefer to see a sentence in which you plan to use it, but also if you would venture your own guess as to which preposition best fits.
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My guess is at...And a sentence...

"I could guess at the truth of the matter."
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