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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Difference between in, on and at
Sup guys, I´ve been questioning myself about this. I don´t know how to use these pronouns in a phrase. I´m really doubtful about this, could you guys sort this out for me?
I´d appreciate any further answer.
Also, I´m not an native english speaker, so If there is some grammar/spelling mistakes, please let me know.
My native language is Portuguese btw.
I´d appreciate any further answer.
Also, I´m not an native english speaker, so If there is some grammar/spelling mistakes, please let me know.
My native language is Portuguese btw.
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Anonymous I don´t know how to use these pronouns in a phrase. They are not pronouns! They are prepositions.
- Anonymous I don´t know how to use these pronouns in a phrase.
- They are not pronouns!
- They are prepositions.
- Start here: CJ
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AnonymousI don´t know how to use these pronouns in a phrase.They are not pronouns! They are prepositions.
Start here:
CJ
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