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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
At / on the wall
Can I say,
(a) There is a clock at / on the wall.
(b) There is a clock hanging on / at the wall.
(a) There is a clock at / on the wall.
(b) There is a clock hanging on / at the wall.
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on the wall; The clock is "on the surface" of the wall. I'm at home right now; 'At' tells you about my location.
- on the wall; The clock is "on the surface" of the wall.
- I'm at home right now; 'At' tells you about my location.
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on the wall; The clock is "on the surface" of the wall.
I'm at home right now; 'At' tells you about my location.
I'm at home right now; 'At' tells you about my location.
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