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Sunny123 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
At , On or In
Hello everyone, please tell me which one is correct ?
which one do you prefer ?
1. At a highway , vehicles usually drive very fast.
2. On a highway , vehicles usually drive very fast.
or
3. In a highway , vehicles usually drive very fast.
or something else ?
which one do you prefer ?
1. At a highway , vehicles usually drive very fast.
2. On a highway , vehicles usually drive very fast.
or
3. In a highway , vehicles usually drive very fast.
or something else ?
Top answer
Technically, none of them is correct. The comma, if it were needed, would be placed immediately after the preceding word thus: highwa y, not highwa y , The comma, however, is not needed. The correct word is "on", and you need this: On a highway vehicles usually drive very fast.
- Technically, none of them is correct.
- The comma, if it were needed, would be placed immediately after the preceding word thus: highwa y, not highwa y , The comma, however, is not needed.
- The correct word is "on", and you need this: On a highway vehicles usually drive very fast.
- Even this, though, is inverted from the more usual word order: Vehicles usually drive very fast on a highway.
- This is the most idiomatic form of your statement.
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Technically, none of them is correct.
The comma, if it were needed, would be placed immediately after the preceding word thus: highway, not highway , The comma, however, is not needed.
The correct word is "on", and you need this:
On a highway vehicles usually drive very fast.
The comma, if it were needed, would be placed immediately after the preceding word thus: highway, not highway , The comma, however, is not needed.
The correct word is "on", and you need this:
On a highway vehicles usually drive very fast.
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