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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Voice-over, report

Hi,

"They dubbed over the English language with a voice-over."

"The original dialogue was dubbed-over with a voice-over.

"There was a voice-over placed on top of the original dialogue."

"There was a French voice-over on top of the original dialogue."

"I heard a French voice simultaneously on top of the orignal dialogue."

Are all of these possible?

1) When you report a transaction (in accounting), do you say 'in' or 'on' a T-account?

"You have to report this transaction on/in your 'Administrative expenses' account. (I know that we use 'in' with accounts, but I wonder if that changes when we put 'report' before it.)

Thank you.

  

Top answer

" You are saying the same thing twice. "The original dialogue was dubbed-over with a voice-ove r. You are saying the same thing twice.

— Clive

  • " You are saying the same thing twice.
  • "The original dialogue was dubbed-over with a voice-ove r.
  • You are saying the same thing twice.
  • " OK Are all of these possible?
  • 1) When you report a transaction (in accounting), do you say 'in' or 'on' a T-account?
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"They dubbed over the English language with a voice-over." You are saying the same thing twice.

"The original dialogue was dubbed-over with a voice-over. You are saying the same thing twice.

"There was a voice-over placed on top of the original dialogue." OK

"There was a French voice-over on top of the original dialogue." OK

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