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On, to, or onto

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paok1970
 
Reply Thu 31 Aug, 2017 08:25 pm
Should I use "on", "to" or "onto" in the sentence below?

If you have any doubts, post a question on/onto/to the ESL board.

BTW, is it correct to write, "If you have any doubts (plural)"?

Thank you.


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dalehileman
 
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Reply Fri 1 Sep, 2017 10:56 am
@paok1970,
Well Pa'19, that's really a good q. It can get real complicated, at least to my old mixed-up mind, but I'm sure we'll hear from Iz w/ a most pertinent reply

Meantime, there is a context issue. For instance, if the ESL board is a group of guys or gals, then 'to'

Otherwise, Iz whaddya say
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