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Of Or On? (I will keep you posted of/on the progress)



 
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Sentence: The mechanic said everything was ok now | Meaning of "potdar"
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Of Or On? (I will keep you posted of/on the progress) #1 (permalink) Thu Aug 20, 2009 18:01 pm   Of Or On? (I will keep you posted of/on the progress)
 

hi there. just want to confirm which is correct.

I will keep you posted of the progress

I will keep you posted on the progress

Thanks.
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Of Or On? #2 (permalink) Thu Aug 20, 2009 18:10 pm   Of Or On?
 

BYU-BNC: BRITISH NATIONAL CORPUS
on -2
of -0
CORPUS OF CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN ENGLISH
on - 59
of -1

"On" is probably correct.
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