Taka
Senior Member
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- Mar 7, 2004
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The sentence:
The decision had been made to go ahead with the launch, in spite of a near-disaster on an earlier Challenger flight in 1983.
What does "on" mean there? I think it's a part of "on a flight", and is used to indicate the state or process of the flight, but I'm not confident on this one...
The decision had been made to go ahead with the launch, in spite of a near-disaster on an earlier Challenger flight in 1983.
What does "on" mean there? I think it's a part of "on a flight", and is used to indicate the state or process of the flight, but I'm not confident on this one...