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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Words following "condolences"

Is there any rule regarding the words that follow "condolence" or "condolences" in a sentence? For example: ...express our sincere condolences (at/on/for) the death of your father....

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I know of no rule. ". I think most people would find any of them satisfactory under the circumstances.

— Philip

  • I know of no rule.
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  • I think most people would find any of them satisfactory under the circumstances.
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I know of no rule. I, myself, would probably use "on the death...". I think most people would find any of them satisfactory under the circumstances.
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