kadioguy
Key Member
- Joined
- Mar 4, 2017
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- Taiwan
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- Taiwan
(On the English language show Let's Talk in English)
(At the beginning of the show)
Pauline: You're here for another great day at Let's Talk in English.
(At the ending of the show)
Pauline: And whatever you do, friends, make sure you come back tomorrow right here on Let's Talk in English, good-bye.
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I am wondering why in the first one "at" is used, whereas in the second one, "on". What is the difference in meaning between them? Is there a reason for choosing them?
(At the beginning of the show)
Pauline: You're here for another great day at Let's Talk in English.
(At the ending of the show)
Pauline: And whatever you do, friends, make sure you come back tomorrow right here on Let's Talk in English, good-bye.
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I am wondering why in the first one "at" is used, whereas in the second one, "on". What is the difference in meaning between them? Is there a reason for choosing them?