Laugh at or laugh on

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Dear all,

I have a query about “Laugh at” and “Laugh on”. because I suddenly saw this so I would like to ask about this issue. Which one is correct betweem them or both of "Laugh at my pain " and “Laugh on my pain”.

I will be grateful If someone consider my request. And another thing is I donot Do I write correctly or not. If I write incorrectly Please help me to correct my mistake

Thanks in advance,

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well, “laugh at” means to make fun or ridicule. I don’t think “laugh on my pain” has any concrete meaning. As far as your written English is concerned, you can improve here on this Forum. Right now your English is OK with some mistakes.

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