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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Two prepositions
Hi,
Is it ok to use two prepositions like this (in this case, 'on' and 'by') without comma? Example: it was an attack on the cops by the cops.
2) Again, which preposition is right here? They fastened him 'on' the stretcher. They fastened him 'to' the stretcher. Is it 'on' or 'to'?
Regards,
Is it ok to use two prepositions like this (in this case, 'on' and 'by') without comma? Example: it was an attack on the cops by the cops.
2) Again, which preposition is right here? They fastened him 'on' the stretcher. They fastened him 'to' the stretcher. Is it 'on' or 'to'?
Regards,
Top answer
1) Yes, it's ok to do that without commas. 2) I think, "They fastened him to the stretcher"is correct.
- 1) Yes, it's ok to do that without commas.
- 2) I think, "They fastened him to the stretcher"is correct.
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1) Yes, it's ok to do that without commas.
2) I think, "They fastened him to the stretcher"is correct.
2) I think, "They fastened him to the stretcher"is correct.
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