ENGLISH (INCORRECT GRAMMAR )

QUESTION

Example Based on Post 6 (Incorrect Grammar)

1. This bill, together with that concerning private pensions, will bring on the reform of the pension system in Romania by 2001.
2. Hair loss for men and women can come about for many different reasons.
3. How did you go about getting this book published?
4. It sounded like an excellent plan but she didn't know how to set about it.
5. He was about my age.

ANSWER

Answer - 1

Correct usage is "Bring about " which means "To cause (something) to happen: a speech that brought about a change in public opinion."

Bring On means "To cause to appear"
Ex:
Brought on the dessert.

Explanation for Other Options:

2. Come About means to take place; happen.
3 - To go about something means to proceed with something.
4- Set About means to start doing something with vigour or determination.
5 - Standard usage of About, used to denote that a person is around the age of another.