On Or For?
For example, I wrote "It should be intensive work on English". Is it mistake to write "on" preposition, so I have to write "for" or other preposition?
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I think perhaps if your idea is "I must work on my English pretty intensively", where "My English" refers to English skills, or English studies, you could rephrase that as "My English needs to be worked on pretty intensively".
In general terms, you could say "It needs intensive work in English", where 'it' refers to some achievement or task.
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On is correct upto this sentence if you want add other sentence to it ,proposition may be change
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Your sentence is not very natural, so it's hard to understand what you are trying to say.
Can you rephrase what you are trying to express?
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