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Meepok Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Through or onto?
Good day,
I would like to find out if through or onto would be a better word for this sentence.
Otherwise, you could also craft out a similar sentence so as to bring the same meaning across.
She placed the bangles through the toilet roll.
She placed the bangles onto the toilet roll.
Thank you! 
Top answer
She placed the bangles on the toilet roll. or She fastened the bangles onto the toilet roll. or She glued the bangles onto the toilet roll.
- She placed the bangles on the toilet roll.
- or She fastened the bangles onto the toilet roll.
- or She glued the bangles onto the toilet roll.
- CJ
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She placed the bangles on the toilet roll.
or
She fastened the bangles onto the toilet roll.
or
She glued the bangles onto the toilet roll.
CJ
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