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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
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"The country is on board with the six-party talks."
"The country is on board with the six-party talks."
I have seen this sentence in a news article and I was wondering if "is on board" is a natural phrase or it should be "is on the board"?
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
I have seen this sentence in a news article and I was wondering if "is on board" is a natural phrase or it should be "is on the board"?
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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"on board" is correct. "on board (with something)" is a set expression meaning supportive (of something), agreeing to participate (in something), or similar.
- "on board" is correct.
- "on board (with something)" is a set expression meaning supportive (of something), agreeing to participate (in something), or similar.
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"on board" is correct.
"on board (with something)" is a set expression meaning supportive (of something), agreeing to participate (in something), or similar.
"on board (with something)" is a set expression meaning supportive (of something), agreeing to participate (in something), or similar.
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