Greetings all - apologies if this should be in the idioms section.
I was wondering if anyone could give me a simple explanation between the difference in use of 'impose on' and 'impose for'.
It came up in one of my classes and my initial thought was that impose on is always correct but the student produced a lot of examples where impose for is used - often pertaining to tax/fines/penalties etc.
Any ideas?
Thanks all!
I was wondering if anyone could give me a simple explanation between the difference in use of 'impose on' and 'impose for'.
It came up in one of my classes and my initial thought was that impose on is always correct but the student produced a lot of examples where impose for is used - often pertaining to tax/fines/penalties etc.
Any ideas?
Thanks all!