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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Report x Report on
Hello. What is the difference between "report something" and "report on something"?
For example:
This paper reports research results.
This paper reports on research results.
The document reports on a congress.
The document reports a congress.
Thank you!
For example:
This paper reports research results.
This paper reports on research results.
The document reports on a congress.
The document reports a congress.
Thank you!
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Anonymous What is the difference between "report something" and "report on something"? 'Report' just publicizes the existence of the event or information. 'Report on' goes into detail of the contents.
- Anonymous What is the difference between "report something" and "report on something"?
- 'Report' just publicizes the existence of the event or information.
- 'Report on' goes into detail of the contents.
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AnonymousWhat is the difference between "report something" and "report on something"?'Report' just publicizes the existence of the event or information.
'Report on' goes into detail of the contents.
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