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English Usage Question: On/About. Thanks.
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*** On/About
* On: With respect/regard to, indicating the object of an action.
For example, he wrote a critical essay on Shakespeare.
* About: In regard to.
For example, a book about the Civil War.
Either “on” or “about” can be used in this context. However, “on” makes the sentence shorter than “about”.