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* I'm on a military training now.
Could you please written down some sentences where "on" shares the same meaning of that "on" in my questioned sentence?
I think in these following sentences "on" seems to have a similar meaning to that "on".
1. I'm on the project now.
2. I'm on the list.
* I'm on a military training now.
Could you please written down some sentences where "on" shares the same meaning of that "on" in my questioned sentence?
I think in these following sentences "on" seems to have a similar meaning to that "on".
1. I'm on the project now.
2. I'm on the list.
Could you please written down some sentences where "on" shares the same meaning of that "on" in my questioned sentence?
I think in these following sentences "on" seems to have a similar meaning to that "on".
1. I'm on the project now.
2. I'm on the list.
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I'm so sorry for butting in _/\_ but is "on a military training" correct? Does "in training for military" make more sense?
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@DecemberDawn I'm on military training is correct. (I guess this would be considered informal) I'm on a military training is not correct on it's own, you'd have to put a noun after it like "I'm on a military training course" for example. I'm training for the military is the most straightforward sentence
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