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Bookmark or Share- Congratulations on your new book/ Congratulations For your..Congratulations for your new book. Last edited: Dec 25, 2014. Florentia52 Modwoman in the attic. Wisconsin.
- write 'at/on/in' the corner of the page - WordReference ForumsEvery time I buy a new book, I write my name in/at/on the right-hand corner of the first page. Hi, Which prep. fits best in the above and why? Thanks.
- "She buys" or "She buy" - WordReference ForumsIf you want a name for all of these sentences, they are mandative (this is a comparatively new term which is not common in grammar books). All of the sentences express the same sort of thing: a command, a demand, a suggestion, etc. They use three different grammatical structures: subjunctive, or modal, or indicative.
- "Extract of" or "extract from"? - WordReference ForumsWhat's new Search. Search ... "This is an extract of the book War and Peace," is what I would have always ...
- the work by/of (artist) | WordReference ForumsI also find that we use "by" most often when referring to books. "Have you read that new book by James Patterson?" would be a good example or "There is an entire series on the political development of western civilization by (enter said author)." I hope this helps in whatever capacity possible!
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