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Raja mallah Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Correct use of preposition. On or At.
on the ground? or at the ground?
please tell me the right one.
please tell me the right one.
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Depends on the context but normally on/in the ground. If something is placed on the pavement/grass/street or anything at that level it is on the ground. If it sticks out of it it is in the ground.
- Depends on the context but normally on/in the ground.
- If something is placed on the pavement/grass/street or anything at that level it is on the ground.
- If it sticks out of it it is in the ground.
- " Meaning I'll see him by the gates to the cricket ground or in the general area.
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Depends on the context but normally on/in the ground.
If something is placed on the pavement/grass/street or anything at that level it is on the ground. If it sticks out of it it is in the ground.
If I were going to a cricket match and meeting a friend there, I might say,"I'll meet you at the ground." Meaning I'll see him by the gates to the cricket ground or in the general area.
If something is placed on the pavement/grass/street or anything at that level it is on the ground. If it sticks out of it it is in the ground.
If I were going to a cricket match and meeting a friend there, I might say,"I'll meet you at the ground." Meaning I'll see him by the gates to the cricket ground or in the general area.
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