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henry2001
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On or in
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Please hekp me use in or on in this sentence:
He is instructing us____ the use of new laptop.
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22 May 2024
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L. habach
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Here, "instructing in" is the proper prepositional phrase to use when referring to teaching someone how to use something. |
23 May 2024
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douglas
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It can be either "instructing us on" or "instructing us in" as I see it, but I lean more toward "in" in this case.
"instruct in" vs "instruct on"Both
�instruct in� and �instruct on� are correct phrases, but they are used
in different contexts. �Instruct in� is used when referring to the
subject or skill being taught, while �instruct on� is used when
referring to the topic or content of the instruction. https://textranch.com/c/instruct-in-or-instruct-on/
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24 May 2024
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