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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Usage of the words: "at" or "in"
Which would be correct?
"Ah, the sweet smell of success "at" or "in" getting my degree!"
"Ah, the sweet smell of success "at" or "in" getting my degree!"
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. smell of success at/upon getting . .
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- smell of success at/upon getting .
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- (on the occasion of) He succeeded in getting his degree.
- His success in getting out of trouble is astounding.
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. . . smell of success at/upon getting . . . (on the occasion of)
He succeeded in getting his degree.
His success in getting out of trouble is astounding.
He succeeded in getting his degree.
His success in getting out of trouble is astounding.
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