upon your acceptance
So, does it mean that "upon" can only be used in the condition that the "thing" after upon (like approval, acceptance, arrival) has not happened yet? Not sure, but "upon" works for
So, does it mean that "upon" can only be used in the condition that the "thing" after upon (like approval, acceptance, arrival) has not happened yet? Not sure, but "upon" works for
One of my father''s favorite sayings as I was growing up was "Try it!". I couldn''t say I didn''t like something, whatever it might be, until after I tried it. Over the years I''ve come to
I feel it''s very confusing to use the prepositions. I searched websites and find prepositions like ''of'', ''in'' or ''to'' could be used after the word ''acceptance''. Could someone
So the difference in pflaumi''s sentences is: "Watching this sport teaches children that violence is accepted." (Violence is normal and approved of). "Watching this sport teaches
This is either because the invitee was saying it sweetly, conveying a clear acceptance (most likely), or if taken as "don''t ever mention that again!" because Maria is
Hi Which one is correct: 1. You have got an acceptance on MA in Education. 2. You have got an acceptance for MA in Education. 3. You have got an acceptance in MA in
Hi, Recently, for some reference books, I saw that "start" should be used in active voice when referring activities such as meetings, conference etc. For the following sentence:-
Estimo que waiver and acceptance of service puede traducirse como la manifestación bajo protesta de la recepción de la notificación. Es importante precisar que ese
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