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explain on vs explainabout

Both "explain on" and "explain about" are not commonly used in English. The correct preposition to use after the verb "explain" is usually "explain about" or simply "explain."

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 2604 views

explain on

This is not a common or correct construction in English.

It is better to use "explain about" or simply "explain" when discussing a topic or providing information.
  • Regrettably she has arrived at the wrong conclusions, as I must now explain on behalf of my group.
  • I should like to explain on behalf of my Austrian colleagues in the VP, and also for Mr Frischenschlager in the Liberals, why we rejected the eight hour clause.
  • Can the Commission explain on what grounds a Polish court can annul the granting of a pay demand abroad?
  • If not, can the Commission explain on which basis NSPs are exempted from the SEA Directive?
  • Hard to explain on the phone.
  • Just, try to explain on.
  • I'll explain on the dance floor.
  • Edith will explain on the train.
  • I'll explain on the way to the bunker.
  • I'll explain on the way to the station.
  • I'll explain on the way.
  • I'll explain on the way.
  • You can explain on the way.
  • Amelia will explain on the way.
  • I'll explain on the way.
  • I'll explain on the dance floor.
  • If yes, please explain on what basis compliance with State aid rules is ensured.
  • Come on, I'll explain on the subway.
  • I'll explain on the way, but we need to get to Amir before the Templarios do.
  • I'll explain on the way.

Alternatives:

  • explain about
  • explain

explainabout

This is a correct construction in English, but it is not as commonly used as simply "explain."

Use "explain about" when you want to provide information or details about a topic or subject.

Alternatives:

  • explain

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