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Old 06-Jul-2006, 10:08
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Angry better sentence structures

Can someone enlighten me on the following sentences. I'm still confused over the use of "on" in the following sentence:
He has been teaching on our programme since 2000 ; or
He has been teaching our programme since 2000.
To my understanding, the use of "on" is not necessary as it may affect the reader's understanding. I would appreciate comment on this.
Another problem that I face is : For minutes of meeting( after the meeting ). is it correct to use the present tense ? e.g. Staff are reminded about punctuality or staff were reminded about punctuality.
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