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Urgent grammar help

Sgt.Incontro

Is it:

*With my own initiative...

OR

*On my own initiative...

Which is gramatically correct?

Thanks. :smile:

Reply 1

The_Dragonborn

Don't take my word for it, but I use "On my own initiative."

Reply 2

staticas

I can only think of ever saying/writing 'using my initiative', so I'd say with. But i could be wrong.

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Reply 3

Sgt.Incontro

Original post by The_Dragonborn

Don't take my word for it, but I use "On my own initiative."

I just did take your word on it, haha. Thanks buddy. :smile:

Reply 4

Sgt.Incontro

Original post by staticas

I can only think of ever saying/writing 'using my initiative', so I'd say with. But i could be wrong.

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Only just saw your reply.

But when I googled it, I saw multiple occurrences of "on my own", so I ended up using that. Not that it matters anymore, thanks everyone for the replies.

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