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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Use "on" or "about"?
What is right?
To say,
"Jack Johnsson on Michael..."
or
"Jack Johnsson about Michael..."
Please, help.
To say,
"Jack Johnsson on Michael..."
or
"Jack Johnsson about Michael..."
Please, help.
Top answer
Please give the complete sentence. Either could be possible in announcement of a lecture. )
- Please give the complete sentence.
- Either could be possible in announcement of a lecture.
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Please give the complete sentence. Either could be possible in announcement of a lecture.
Jack Johnsson on Michael (this would be the title)
"Jack Johnsson is giving a talk about Michael...." (This would be an opening sentence.)
Jack Johnsson on Michael (this would be the title)
"Jack Johnsson is giving a talk about Michael...." (This would be an opening sentence.)
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I'm not sure what you mean with those two phrases. Can you form complete sentences to help me understand the meaning better?
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