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Twilit02 Posted 17 years ago
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Do you want to play games in my phone/PC?" OR "Do you want to play games on my phone/PC?"
My dear and respected teachers,
1: "What's the English for...?" OR "What's the English of...?"
2: "I always use Yahoo! in my phone." OR "I always use Yahoo! on my phone." Which one is correct?
3: "Do you want to play games in my phone/PC?" OR "Do you want to play games on my phone/PC?"
4: "Today he went to get my child admission to school." correct?
1: "What's the English for...?" OR "What's the English of...?"
2: "I always use Yahoo! in my phone." OR "I always use Yahoo! on my phone." Which one is correct?
3: "Do you want to play games in my phone/PC?" OR "Do you want to play games on my phone/PC?"
4: "Today he went to get my child admission to school." correct?
Top answer
1. " 2. "I always use Yahoo!
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- " 2.
- "I always use Yahoo!
- " 3.
- " To me, #4 means something like "Today he went to enrol my child in school".
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1. "What's the English for..."
2. "I always use Yahoo! on my phone."
3. "Do you want to play games on my phone/PC?"
To me, #4 means something like "Today he went to enrol my child in school". Is that what you intend it to mean? Your sentence is kind of OK I suppose, but I think it would be better if you could find a stronger and clearer way to con
2. "I always use Yahoo! on my phone."
3. "Do you want to play games on my phone/PC?"
To me, #4 means something like "Today he went to enrol my child in school". Is that what you intend it to mean? Your sentence is kind of OK I suppose, but I think it would be better if you could find a stronger and clearer way to con
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