Learn English – “Sneak peek on” vs. “sneak peek at”

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I would like to post a screenshot of my upcoming app. What is correct to say, "sneak peek on" or "sneak peek at"?

  • Here is a sneak peek on my app for iPhone.
  • Here is a sneak peek at my app for iPhone.

Best Answer

Here is some info from the Oxford online dict:

Sneak: adjective [attributive] acting or done surreptitiously, unofficially, or without warning:
Peek: noun a quick or furtive look: she sneaked a peek at the map

So, since its a look, I would recommend using 'at' with it rather than 'on'. And also, googling around is always a good idea to find ans. We really learn a lot. And for your app sentence, you'd want to use of as an option.

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