All of them seem to deliver the same meaning!

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The Graduate

#403577 Sun, 12 Aug 07 04:28 PM

Hi guys,

I want you to help me to figure out the difference between the following statements .. notify me if some are mistaken ..

I will send you my resume with the modifications applied

I will send you my resume with the modifications applied on

I will send you my resume with the modifications applied to

Thanks

The Graduate

Joined on Fri, Aug 10 2007

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Difference between, Resume

Grammar Geek

#403580 Sun, 12 Aug 07 04:43 PM

I will send you my resume with the modifications applied - Okay -

I will send you my resume with the modifications applied on - Doesn't really work

I will send you my resume with the modifications applied to it - Okay with change, but the first is better

Also: I will send you my resume with the changes (a more natural word than "modifications") made.

Grammar Geek

Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006

Pennsylvania, USA

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Barbara, who answers in American English.

Resume

The Graduate

#403582 Sun, 12 Aug 07 04:47 PM

Thanks Grammar Geek Cool [H]

The Graduate

Grammar

GL2

#403644 Sun, 12 Aug 07 07:17 PM

FYI, phrasal verbs are combinations of a verb and preposition that convey a particular meaning. Some verbs can be combined with different prepositions to convey different meanings. 'Apply' and 'on' do not go together. The preposition to use with 'apply' is always 'to.'