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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Upon>>>on
Can I use "on" instead of "upon" here?
? If someone is a rock, he or she can be depended upon.
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Hasibrahman Can I use "on" instead of "upon" here? If someone is a rock, he or she can be depended upon . Yes, but 'upon' is very common with the verb 'depend', so you might as well learn that combination.
- Hasibrahman Can I use "on" instead of "upon" here?
- If someone is a rock, he or she can be depended upon .
- Yes, but 'upon' is very common with the verb 'depend', so you might as well learn that combination.
- I guarantee you that this is not the last time in your life that you will see 'depend upon'.
- You can depend upon it.
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HasibrahmanCan I use "on" instead of "upon" here?
? If someone is a rock, he or she can be depended upon.
Yes, but 'upon' is very common with the verb 'depend', so you might as well learn that combination.
I guarantee you that this is not the last time in your life that you will see 'depend upon'. You can depend upon it.
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