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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
About preposition
Please kindly answer to me the following which one is correct.
I was not at home in that evening.
I was not at home on that evening.
Please explain why as well.
Thanks.
I was not at home in that evening.
I was not at home on that evening.
Please explain why as well.
Thanks.
Top answer
You don't need any preposition, but if you want one, use on . Use these: I was not at home that evening. < preferable I was not at home on that evening.
- You don't need any preposition, but if you want one, use on .
- Use these: I was not at home that evening.
- < preferable I was not at home on that evening.
- CJ
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You don't need any preposition, but if you want one, use on. Use these:
I was not at home that evening. < preferable
I was not at home on that evening.
CJ
I was not at home that evening. < preferable
I was not at home on that evening.
CJ
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