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Liveinjapan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Registered

Hi,

Which is better?

ABC is registered on the list.
ABC is registered with the list.

Thanks
  

Top answer

I'd say the second sentence doesn't sound right to me. You don't get registered with a list, you can't. You get registered with someone/an institution etc.

— Karansardana

  • I'd say the second sentence doesn't sound right to me.
  • You don't get registered with a list, you can't.
  • You get registered with someone/an institution etc.
  • For example- I'm registered with a doctor/ with a charitable trust.
  • First might still work.
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I'd say the second sentence doesn't sound right to me. You don't get registered with a list, you can't. You get registered with someone/an institution etc. For example- I'm registered with a doctor/ with a charitable trust.

First might still work.
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Anyone?
My dictionary defines "register ~ with" is grammatical and works in the same way as "register ~ on".
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