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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

"Research after..." or "Research regarding....."

Could someone please help me. Which of the following sentences should be used?:

1. A research after the effects.....
2. A research regarding the effects....
3. A research on the effects...

Thanks in advance!
  

Top answer

I generally use "on". The dictionary says that "in" and "into" are also ok. I wouldn't say "a research", but just "research"; "some research" or "a piece of research".

— Miriam

  • I generally use "on".
  • The dictionary says that "in" and "into" are also ok.
  • I wouldn't say "a research", but just "research"; "some research" or "a piece of research".
  • I hope it helps.
  • Miriam
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I generally use "on".
The dictionary says that "in" and "into" are also ok.

I wouldn't say "a research", but just "research"; "some research" or "a piece of research".

I hope it helps.

Miriam
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