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SSY Jung Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
watch/ watch on
Dear members
"Mom and Dan are watching on T.V.
Mom and Dan are watching T.V."
Are they all usable and the same in meaning?
Thanks
SSY
"Mom and Dan are watching on T.V.
Mom and Dan are watching T.V."
Are they all usable and the same in meaning?
Thanks
SSY
Top answer
The first one is not right. You can't "watch on TV". g.
- The first one is not right.
- You can't "watch on TV".
- g.
- a programme, the news, a film) on TV.
- ".
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The first one is not right. You can't "watch on TV". You can watch something (e.g. a programme, the news, a film) on TV.
The second one is correct, but I would write "TV" not "T.V.".
Not sure if you may mean "Dad" rather than "Dan", though "Dan" is a male name so it makes sense too.
The second one is correct, but I would write "TV" not "T.V.".
Not sure if you may mean "Dad" rather than "Dan", though "Dan" is a male name so it makes sense too.
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