USE OF 'ON'

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 Let's get started with the use of "ON"


1. It is used to indicate an activity or motive or being state
    Ex- 1. Switch on the fan.
           2.The light is on.

2. It is used which shows the financially support
    Ex- 1.She brings up her family on her saving.
           2.She lives on her pension.

3. It shows when something touches the surface
    Ex- 1.He kept the book on the table.
           2.This bag is kept on the chair.

4. It is used in case of any specific day or place
    Ex- 1.She called me on her birthday.
           2.We celebrate Christmas on 25th.

5. It is used before the name of the week
    Ex- 1.They will come on Friday.
           2. I came back from there on Saturday.

6. It is used to indicate the resting position
    Ex- 1.She is on the sofa.

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