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Joe2012 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Regarding on and at preposition.
Sentence : "It doesn't trade on/at our stock exchanges."
My question : Which preposition would be right in this sentence ?
*** I think prepositon 'on' could be right but I heard someone using prepositon 'at' also that's why I'm confused. So please dear members.
Thanks
My question : Which preposition would be right in this sentence ?
*** I think prepositon 'on' could be right but I heard someone using prepositon 'at' also that's why I'm confused. So please dear members.
Thanks
Top answer
The usual preposition here is "on". "at" is feasible in its general sense of indicating a location where something happens, but it is not such a precise fit as "on".
- The usual preposition here is "on".
- "at" is feasible in its general sense of indicating a location where something happens, but it is not such a precise fit as "on".
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The usual preposition here is "on".
"at" is feasible in its general sense of indicating a location where something happens, but it is not such a precise fit as "on".
"at" is feasible in its general sense of indicating a location where something happens, but it is not such a precise fit as "on".
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