[Grammar] pleasure + prepositions

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Are the following sentences correct?


I have the pleasure of welcoming you to our company.

I have the pleasure to welcome you to our company.


'Of' or 'on'? Maybe both are correct? :)



Thank you for replies in advance.
 
marker said:
Are the following sentences correct?


I have the pleasure of welcoming you to our company.

I have the pleasure to welcome you to our company.


'Of' or 'on'? Maybe both are correct? :)



Thank you for replies in advance.
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Use "of".
 
marker said:
Are the following sentences correct?


I have the pleasure of welcoming you to our company.

I have the pleasure to welcome you to our company.


'Of' or 'on'? Maybe both are correct? :)



Thank you for replies in advance.
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Both sentences work. "On" would not work.
 
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