For more information on vs. for more information about
I got struck when i was reviewing my peer's document.
Which of the following phrases is grammatically correct?
"For more information about" or "For more information on"
pl reply as quickly as possible.
Top answer
Both are correct and mean the same. "Information on" sounds slightly more formal and suits specific topics; "information about" sounds slightly more conversational. Pick either — just stay consistent within a document.
Editor's note
Both 'on' and 'about' are correct here — same meaning.
'On' = slightly formal, specific topics.
'About' = slightly conversational, general subjects.
Consistency matters more than the choice.
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Both are correct and interchangeable: "for more information on our courses" and "for more information about our courses" mean exactly the same.
Tendencies, not rules: on sounds slightly more formal and is common before specific topics ("information on visa requirements"); about sounds slightly more conversational and fits general subjec
0But i wish to know in what context these are used.
could u help me with that?
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