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Talab1234 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Unburden yourself on or to me
1. You can unburden yourself to me.
2. You can unburden yourself on me.
Are both grammatically correct?
Top answer
talab1234 You can unburden yourself to me. This one, because it's figurative and involves two people. You can unburden yourself on a donkey, but not to it.
- talab1234 You can unburden yourself to me.
- This one, because it's figurative and involves two people.
- You can unburden yourself on a donkey, but not to it.
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talab1234You can unburden yourself to me.
This one, because it's figurative and involves two people. You can unburden yourself on a donkey, but not to it.
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talab1234grammatically correct?
Yes, but where word usage is concerned, 'to' is used far more often than 'on' in this context.
CJ
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