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Liton Das Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Why on instead of of
Please take a look at the headline of this news why policeman on don't you think it should be of. Please explain I know I am mistaking.
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We commonly say that a person is on a team , not of a team. But we can say that a person is a member of a team . ] Clive
- We commonly say that a person is on a team , not of a team.
- But we can say that a person is a member of a team .
- ] Clive
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We commonly say that a person is on a team, not of a team.
But we can say that a person is a member of a team.
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