'Visit Someone' or 'Visit to Someone'
It's "visit someone". Since we don't use the preposition "to" with the verb "visit", it's incorrect to say "visit to someone".
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A Present for/on Your Birthday
Both phrases are correct. However, when talking about getting a present or gift because it's someone's birthday, we commonly use "for".
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'In' or 'On' Your Birthday
It's "on your birthday" because we always use the preposition "on" with days.
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'Expertise in' or 'Expertise on'. Which Is Correct?
You can say "expertise in" or "expertise on". Both are correct and generally interchangeable. However, the phrase "expertise in" is much more common.
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An Expert At/In/On
"At" suggests that the expert is very skilled at doing a specific activity. "In/on" is commonly used when someone knows a lot about a particular subject.
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'An Expert in' or 'An Expert on'. Which Is Correct?
Both are correct. However, there is a subtle difference in meaning and usage. "On" suggests that the emphasis is on the specific subject. "In" makes the emphasis on the person who has expertise.
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Congratulate Someone on/for Something
We congratulate someone on something, not "for something". However, you can "congratulate someone for doing something".
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Is It 'Congratulate Someone' or 'Congratulations to Someone'?
Both expressions are correct. You can congratulate someone or offer/send congratulations to someone.
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Congratulations on/for Your Achievement (Prepositions)
When congratulating someone on achieving success, we generally use the preposition "on".
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