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Grammar
Prepositions
Hi,
I would like to know which preposition to use from the two and when -- "about" and "on"
Thanks,
Anon
I would like to know which preposition to use from the two and when -- "about" and "on"
Thanks,
Anon
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As far as I know, there's no rule for using prepositions. You just have to learn them as you must learn all the irregular verbs.
- As far as I know, there's no rule for using prepositions.
- You just have to learn them as you must learn all the irregular verbs.
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As far as I know, there's no rule for using prepositions. You just have to learn them as you must learn all the irregular verbs.
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With which verb or verbs? With which noun or nouns?
If you have a more specific question, we can help you better.
You might just look up the two words in a dictionary if you just want a general idea of how they differ.
With "talk", "on" is in a slightly higher register than "about", but the two are otherwise the same in meaning:
He gave a talk about wild b
If you have a more specific question, we can help you better.
You might just look up the two words in a dictionary if you just want a general idea of how they differ.
With "talk", "on" is in a slightly higher register than "about", but the two are otherwise the same in meaning:
He gave a talk about wild b
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