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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

which one is correct

is right to say "at very short notice" or "on a very short notice"
  

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I would much prefer at very short notice , as more business-like, but I have a feeling that the other is used by some.

— Mister Micawber

  • I would much prefer at very short notice , as more business-like, but I have a feeling that the other is used by some.
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I would much prefer at very short notice, as more business-like, but I have a feeling that the other is used by some.
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"At short notice" is correct, use that Emotion: smile
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