• Exciting news! With our new Ad-Free Premium Subscription you can enjoy a distraction-free browsing experience while supporting our site's growth. Without ads, you have less distractions and enjoy faster page load times. Upgrade is optional. Find out more here, and enjoy ad-free learning with us!

[Grammar] Regarding the use of preposition at

Status
Not open for further replies.

Joe333

Member
Joined
Oct 16, 2008
Member Type
Student or Learner
Native Language
Tamil
Home Country
Sri Lanka
Current Location
Spain
Sentence: "Here is the link where Jon Stewart of CNN japed at X and Y." ( X and Y are names of certain people which I don't want to name for some reasons)

My question: Should the above mentioned sentence contain preposition at or any other preposition ? Or it would would do without it and other preposition ?

**My own sense is there is no need of preposition at or any other preposition in the sentence but I'm not sure about it which is why I am seeking your help. So forum members kindly help me :)

Thanks
 
Last edited:

2006

Key Member
Joined
Apr 9, 2007
Member Type
Other
Native Language
English
Home Country
Canada
Current Location
Canada
Sentence: "Here is the link where Jon Stewart of CNN japed at X and Y." ( X and Y are names of certain people whom I don't want to name [STRIKE]for some reasons[/STRIKE])

My question: Should the above mentioned sentence contain the preposition "at" or any other preposition there?
If "japed" means 'mocked'/'made fun of', you should not use a preposition.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top