"at event" vs. "on event"
What is a better preposition for the word "event"?
- at
- on
Specifically I want to say:
- Lector at an event
- Lector on an event
Which is the correct one?
Solution 1:
'Lector' is an unusual word in modern English. I assume you mean 'read' as one might read a lesson at a church service.
Did you perhaps mean 'lecture'?
If I say 'lecture at an event', that means to give a talk to a gathering of people at an event.
If I say 'lecture on an event', that means to give a formal talk about what happened at a particular event, at some other time and place.
Does that help?