[General] In/on newspaper, trible/treble merits

[patran]

Dear Teachers

I am not sure which preposition (in/on) and word (trible/treble) should be used in the following sentence.

1) The article is published in/on Daily Telegraph today.
2) The writer talks about the trible/treble merits of investing in European equities.

Please advise.

Anthony the learner

 

[Raymott]

Dear Teachers

I am not sure which preposition (in/on) and word (trible/treble) should be used in the following sentence.

1) The article is published in the Daily Telegraph today.
2) The writer talks about the [STRIKE]trible/treble[/STRIKE] threefold merits of investing in European equities.

Please advise.

Anthony the learner

Trible isn't a word. You're probably thinking of triple.

 

[SoothingDave]

Tribble - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[emsr2d2]

Tribble - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Clearly, the merits of Tribbles are many. ;-)