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  1. 01-Aug-2007, 07:24 #1
    user_gary
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    Default of/on in English subject

    I want to be a teacher of/on/in English subject at the college level.

    Which preposition should I use in this sentence?

    It doesn't make any difference, to my ear, with any of these prepositions.

    Please help me.
  2. 01-Aug-2007, 09:11 #2
    Tdol
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    Default Re: of/on in English subject

    I would say 'I want to be a teacher of English at college level'.
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