Literary discourse: Correct usage: “on behalf of” or “in behalf of”

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Pimpinese 9 years ago

Dr O-Ahoofe,
You'll be more constructive and useful, if your writings were this instructive!

Dr O-Ahoofe,
You'll be more constructive and useful, if your writings were this instructive!
CASTRO 9 years ago

I have a PhD from an American university but did not know the difference until today. Thanks.

I have a PhD from an American university but did not know the difference until today. Thanks.
inusah zanjina 9 years ago

I thank my broda for d good work done... learning a lot from u these days

I thank my broda for d good work done... learning a lot from u these days
Oheneba 9 years ago

This is great. Keep it up.

This is great. Keep it up.
Abubakar M. M. Azindoo 9 years ago

Thankful to all, honored by all prayers, and humbled by all compliments.

Thankful to all, honored by all prayers, and humbled by all compliments.
Edward 9 years ago

The conclusion is confusing.

The conclusion is confusing.
Dziko Kwame 9 years ago

Be blessed. I love the English language a lot, yet it is only now that I understand the difference.

Kudos.

Be blessed. I love the English language a lot, yet it is only now that I understand the difference.

Kudos.