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floral
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Mon, 20 Dec 04 02:26 PM
"knock on the window" and "knock at the window",
which one is the best choice?
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taiwandave
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Thu, 23 Dec 04 07:15 PM
The choice of the most appropriate preposition depends, often, on the context:
1. He knocked on the window. [the meaning in obvious: the window is where he knocked]
2. He knocked at the window. [there is a slight connotation that he knocked at the window instead of a more obvious place, like the door]
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