Well Wisher Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
a study of/in/on Shakespeare’s Hamlet
Dear Teachers,
I would be grateful if you point out the differences between “in”, “on” and “of” in the following:
A study of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
A study in Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
A study on Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
Which one is more common to use?
Thanks
I would be grateful if you point out the differences between “in”, “on” and “of” in the following:
A study of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
A study in Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
A study on Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
Which one is more common to use?
Thanks
Top answer
You would use a study of ....
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Hello WW
I would only use #1; but maybe other posters would differ!
MrP
I would only use #1; but maybe other posters would differ!
MrP
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