Test your English Grammar

[dinageorgoulaki]

The preposition "on" is typically used with "congratulations" when referring to events or achievements. "Congratulations for" is generally used for reasons or purposes, like "Congratulations for winning the award."

So, the revised sentence should be: **"Congratulations on your wedding."**!

[Himagiripatnaik]

Hi, the example you have explained for the 2nd question " by taxi" is it correct ? I think it should be"in taxi "

[estrellapaz]

Thank you. But I think you should give the correct answer coz I don't even know if after congratulations is for or on, and here everybody has give both options. Thabk you

[albertrai]

Please give us the answer of the last question. I am not able to find out the answer.

[noorhayati]

On. We congratulate them after the wedding, right.

[rakeshareli]

50/50 Congratulations foron your wedding 😂😂😂😂

[emy-song]

for your wedding because we use on days

[arunkumarv]

Congratulations "on" your wedding is the right answer.

[justtryingtohelp-cnik]

Your teaching is good, no doubt bt u hv to kn ur voice like melodious 😉

[devmachjesfamily]

For your wedding....if on...on the wedding

[laxmanb.]

How do we know the right answer? Some wrote "on". Some "for"..which is the right answer?