In English, the correct pattern for expressing congratulations is 'Congratulations on' followed by a verb ending in -ing (gerund), such as 'Congratulations on winning' or 'Congratulations on getting the job'; the preposition 'on' is always used, never 'for'.
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It's "Congratulations ON" — Never "FOR"!
Added:You just won $456,000.
[screaming] Congratulations on winning.
>> Congratulations on winning. Here's the pattern. The word congratulations, then the preposition on, then a verb ending in ing, like congratulations on getting the job. And remember, we always use on and never for.
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