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Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 343
Speak Better English with Harry
On Purpose or Deliberate?
To do something on purpose means it was planned. We use this expression when we want to make something conditional. I will resign from my job on condition that you allow me three months to find another position, or send me a text and i will come to collect you. On the off chance, on second thoughts, on a budget, on principle, on one's own, on target, on duty, on purpose. And finally, there are fixed phrases with on.
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