21st Century Grammar Handbook

Off. Preposition governing the objective case: We helped take the heavy costume o her.”On, upon

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Off. Preposition governing the objective case: We helped take the heavy costume o her.”
On, upon. Preposition governing the objective case: The blame fell onus Use “on”
except in the few cases when fairy-tale language is the proper style Once upon a time Otherwise, upon is an old-fashioned word that has lost its usefulness.
Once. See adverb and conjunctive adverb.
One. One is not only a cardinal number but an indefinite pronoun always used in the singular Shadow was one of my dogs, the one that remains my favorite See also number and pronoun.
One another. See reciprocal pronoun.
Oneself. Set reflexive pronoun and-self.
Onto. Preposition governing the objective case: The burden of work shifted onto us.”

Op. cit. This abbreviation of the Latin words “opere citato” (in the work cited) is used only in footnotes and endnotes to scholarly works, and even there it is losing favor and being replaced by shortened titles or authors names.

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