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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
AT or ON in his sentence
How would you say this sentence?
1 I'm stuck on/at episode 10 as I have all but episode 11. I have to wait to download it before being able to watch the rest.
THank you
1 I'm stuck on/at episode 10 as I have all but episode 11. I have to wait to download it before being able to watch the rest.
THank you
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I would say stuck AT episode ten. Being stuck ON episode ten would imply that you are having a difficulty with that episode, as when you are "stuck on" a problem on a test or a quiz.
- I would say stuck AT episode ten.
- Being stuck ON episode ten would imply that you are having a difficulty with that episode, as when you are "stuck on" a problem on a test or a quiz.
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I would say stuck AT episode ten.
Being stuck ON episode ten would imply that you are having a difficulty with that episode, as when you are "stuck on" a problem on a test or a quiz.
Being stuck ON episode ten would imply that you are having a difficulty with that episode, as when you are "stuck on" a problem on a test or a quiz.
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