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Sb70012 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Via/by/with/through/over/on the internet

Hello,
I know that it's correct to say "on the internet" but what about the other prepositions?
I mean [via/by/through/over]?
Would you please clarify it to me? You may ask me for a context. I'd say I have no context and I just want to know if they are ever used with the word "internet" or just "on" is used with it.

Source: self-made general question
Thanks in advance
  

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sb70012 I have no context and I just want to know if they are ever used with the word "internet" or just "on" is used with it. In that case, the easiest solution is for you to do a Google search of each phrase and check the number of results. Also,check a few of the individual hits to be sure that they are the grammar you are looking for.

— Mister Micawber

  • sb70012 I have no context and I just want to know if they are ever used with the word "internet" or just "on" is used with it.
  • In that case, the easiest solution is for you to do a Google search of each phrase and check the number of results.
  • Also,check a few of the individual hits to be sure that they are the grammar you are looking for.
  • If you like, you can post a few examples here for our confirmation.
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sb70012 I have no context and I just want to know if they are ever used with the word "internet" or just "on" is used with it.
In that case, the easiest solution is for you to do a Google search of each phrase and check the number of results. Also,check a few of the individual hits to be sure that they are the grammar you are looking for. If you like, you ca
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