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On board the flight? Correct grammar?
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At the end of this sentence, you can see 'on board the flight' is this correct gramatically?
I guess 'on board during the flight' or 'on board of the flight' is correct.
Pls explian this.
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Re: On board the flight? Correct grammar?
'...on board the flight' is just fine.
Rover
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Re: On board the flight? Correct grammar?

Originally Posted by
Rover_KE
'...on board the flight' is just fine.
Rover
Then can you explain how this works? if you are wiiling to analyze this gramatically?
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Re: On board the flight? Correct grammar?
'On board' is functioning prepositionally.
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