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- 15-Apr-2011, 04:58 #1
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'mention' or 'mention about' ? 1) Stop mention her.
2) Stop mention about her.
Which is correct?
- 15-Apr-2011, 05:06 #2
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Re: 'mention' or 'mention about' ? I AM NOT A TEACHER.
Stop mentioning her .Last edited by varmaswathy81; 15-Apr-2011 at 05:18.
- 15-Apr-2011, 05:18 #3
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Originally Posted by wotcha 
1) Stop mention her.
2) Stop mention about her.
Which is correct?
It's always "Stop doing something" - whether you need any prepositions.
"Stop talking to her."
"Stop hitting her."
You "mention something".
- 15-Apr-2011, 05:32 #4
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Re: 'mention' or 'mention about' ? Then ,'stop mentioning her name' is incorrect? Originally Posted by Raymott
- 15-Apr-2011, 08:06 #5
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Re: 'mention' or 'mention about' ? No, it's correct. Originally Posted by varmaswathy81
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