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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

When to use on or for?

If someone does illustrations on toys, doesn't one assume pictures of toys? I think it should be for toys, because the person is illustrating things that appear on actual toys, like scenes on playing cards or board games. Which is correct

  

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Hey. It depends a lot on what you intend to say. G : I will do the dishes for you.

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  • Hey.
  • It depends a lot on what you intend to say.
  • G : I will do the dishes for you.
  • G: I'm drawing on my book (On my book represents the place where I am drawing).
  • E: You are illustring shapes and draws of toys.
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Hey.


It depends a lot on what you intend to say.


All prepositions work; however, they imply a slightly different meaning according to which one you use:


If you are doing illustrations for toys, it means that you are doing it for the toys, like a favor, E.G: I will do the dishes for you.

If you are doing illustrations

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