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Lucas Vieira Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
"To deal on the good way"
My teatcher said that i should use "to deal in a good way", instead of "to deal on the good way". Why the second one is wrong? Or is it just because common use?
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Hello Lucas, Welcome to English Forums. Prepositions are sometimes very difficult to learn, because they are used in many different ways. " Deal can be a noun or a verb: He got a good deal on his new car.
- Hello Lucas, Welcome to English Forums.
- Prepositions are sometimes very difficult to learn, because they are used in many different ways.
- " Deal can be a noun or a verb: He got a good deal on his new car.
- Mark is a successful businessman.
- He deals with his customers in a good way.
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Hello Lucas,
Welcome to English Forums.
Prepositions are sometimes very difficult to learn, because they are used in many different ways.
Here are two good examples with "deal." Deal can be a noun or a verb:
He got a good deal on his new car.
Mark is a successful businessman. He deals with his customers in a good way.
Welcome to English Forums.
Prepositions are sometimes very difficult to learn, because they are used in many different ways.
Here are two good examples with "deal." Deal can be a noun or a verb:
He got a good deal on his new car.
Mark is a successful businessman. He deals with his customers in a good way.
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