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- 04-Nov-2004, 00:14 #1Unregistered Guest
congratulate for "Kerry concedes defeat, congratulates Bush for victory"
This is a headline in China View. Do 'on' and 'for' both work?
'congratulate a person for/on victory'
No political interest, but just linguistic interest.
Thank you.
- 04-Nov-2004, 06:59 #2
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Re: congratulate for Both 'on' and 'for' work.
