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On implies that despite being an accident it was somehow intentional. You "arrive on time" but you don't "fall over on accident". By implies some process not wi
by lloydatkinson 4y ago
On implies that despite being an accident it was somehow intentional. You "arrive on time" but you don't "fall over on accident". By implies some process not within your control.
- SilasX 4y ago> On implies that despite being an accident it was somehow intentional. Sorry, that doesn’t seem inherent to the preposition “on”. > By implies some process not within your control. “We’ll do it, by hook or by crook.” Also, it’s odd that you want to be this pedantic but not out the referenced prepositions in quotes so they’re not taken as being applied to the following word.