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Sat 11 Sep, 2010 07:47 pm
Sentence: It's Labour's campaign of calumny on the Guardian website.
My question: Is it right to use the preposition "on" in the sentence? Does the sentence make sense to the natives?
Thanks
@Razer,
Yes.
I see you are having fun with the bold and underline functions.
@roger,
roger wrote:
Yes.
I see you are having fun with the bold and underline functions.
That is good and appropriate use of those functions.
It is
HELPFUL, and expressive of his intentions.
David