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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Balcony
Should it be:
In the balcony or on the balcony?
The balcony in this case is enclosed and not outdoors.
Thank you!
In the balcony or on the balcony?
The balcony in this case is enclosed and not outdoors.
Thank you!
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" It doesn't matter whether it is indoors or outdoors, or how it is enclosed. A balcony is considered primarily to be a platform. So things are on the balcony.
- " It doesn't matter whether it is indoors or outdoors, or how it is enclosed.
- A balcony is considered primarily to be a platform.
- So things are on the balcony.
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Use "on the balcony." It doesn't matter whether it is indoors or outdoors, or how it is enclosed. A balcony is considered primarily to be a platform. So things are on the balcony.
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