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(Note: I'm a British English speaker, and there may be UK/US usage differences here. There may also be differences in personal preference.) I would generally use "congratulations on". In cases such as "Congratulations on/for your marriage", or "Congratulations on/for...

Hi,here are my comments, quick comments. The first thing that comes to my mind...1- Why English is the most predominant language nowadays? Why has it become a global language? Because most companies that deal with technology or software are in the US. Technology and science = English. 2-Many...

Interesting. I don't think this is common in British English yet. But then, a slightly less elated expression would probably be more likely in BrE, in those contexts: 1. I found £10 in the street. Bugger. Now I suppose I'll have to go to the police station and hand it in. 2. Looks like I'm...