Usage of On V/s About
In a democracy, a reasoned judgment on whom to vote and what course of action the society should follow results from political disclosure
a) on whom to vote for and what course of action the society should follow results from
b) about whom to vote for and what course of action the society should follow results from (answer)
Please explain to me the correct alternative between the two of them. What the sentence means when i'm using on and about and why we used 'vote for'.
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Both judgment on and judgment about are accepted, though the first of these is used more often. CJ
- Both judgment on and judgment about are accepted, though the first of these is used more often.
- CJ
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Both judgment on and judgment about are accepted, though the first of these is used more often.
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