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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of on
Can we use "on" to mean "by means of" in every context ?
Please check the following sentences.
1. Don't breathe heavily on this polluted air.
2. One must practice breath control on this polluted air.
Please check the following sentences.
1. Don't breathe heavily on this polluted air.
2. One must practice breath control on this polluted air.
Top answer
Neither "on" nor "by means of" makes sense in these sentences. You seem to mean " in this polluted air".
- Neither "on" nor "by means of" makes sense in these sentences.
- You seem to mean " in this polluted air".
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Neither "on" nor "by means of" makes sense in these sentences. You seem to mean "in this polluted air".
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