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to swear on something or to swear to something Which is the correct usage?
To swear on something or to swear to something.
- 29-Dec-2011, 17:07 #2
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Teacher Re: to swear on something or to swear to something Both are possible.
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- 29-Dec-2011, 17:10 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: to swear on something or to swear to something Therefore I swear on my life and I swear to my life have the same meaning?
- 29-Dec-2011, 17:13 #4
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Teacher Re: to swear on something or to swear to something No, you are jumping to conclusions. "I swear to you...." "I swear on the bible" etcetera. Originally Posted by allthewayanime
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