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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Use of word
Is it 'with or on or both'?
Do you agree 'with or on' the following terms and conditions?
Do you agree 'with or on' the following terms and conditions?
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"On" doesn't work here. Anonymous Do you agree with the following terms and conditions? g.
- "On" doesn't work here.
- Anonymous Do you agree with the following terms and conditions?
- g.
- for using a website or entering into some contractual agreement.
- Meaning 2: Asking for an opinion.
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"On" doesn't work here.
Used for legal purposes, e.g. for using a website or entering into some contractual agreement.
Meaning 2:
Asking for an opinion.
Do you think the terms and conditions are reasonable/acceptable?
Anonymous Do you agree with the following terms and conditions?Meaning 1:
Used for legal purposes, e.g. for using a website or entering into some contractual agreement.
Meaning 2:
Asking for an opinion.
Do you think the terms and conditions are reasonable/acceptable?
Anonymous Do you a
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teechrUsed for legal purposes, e.g. for using a website or entering into some contractual agreement.Thanks a lot for your help, teacher. So both 'with' and 'to' are possible, having the same meaning. Have I understood correctly?
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Anonymous So both 'with' and 'to' are possibleCorrect.
Anonymous having the same meaningI've indicated the possible meanings as well as the overlap above.
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teechrI've indicated the possible meanings as well as the overlap above.Yes, You have shown that 'with' has an additional meaning. Thanks again, teacher!
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