Two little words

[5jj]

You can tell it is a typing error. Can you please tell me and other interested parties, how you have arrived at that conclusion.

Also, If it wasn't a typing error, what difference would "Of" make instead of "On"?

Soup arrived at that conclusion because 'of' someone's behalf is not acceptable English.

[Soup]

Soup arrived at that conclusion because 'of' someone's behalf is not acceptable English.

Your conclusion, not mine. How does saying that it "is not acceptable English" help the poster gain a better understanding of the workings of the grammar? I would never offer such a conclusion, but you have offered it for me. Please do not speak for me. (It's becoming oh so terribly tiresome.)

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The problem: why can't 'of which on whose behalf' be shortened to 'of whose behalf' given that the syntax allows such an array (prep+possN+noun).

[5jj]

Your conclusion, not mine. How does saying that it "is not acceptable English" help the poster gain a better understanding of the workings of the grammar? I would never offer such a conclusion, but you have offered it for me. Please do not speak for me.

I am sorry if I appeared to speak for you. I was merely attempting to remind the questioner that you had already pointed out the incorrectness and had explained why it was incorrect.

(It's becoming oh so terribly tiresome.)

I wasn't aware that I'd done it before.