0Hi!02br 02br 00 Could you please tell me if the following sentences are correct ?02br 02br 001) He was surprised by the news (here is it correct to say: surprised 01u00by02u00 ?) ;02br 02br 002) The exercise should be written on the book (Here should I say be written 01u00on02u00 the book or be written01u00 in02u00 the book, 01b00and why?02b00);02br 02br 00Now another doubt, please:02br 02br 00When a student's grade was neither excellent nor too bad , we say that this student got 01b00"fair "(good enough)02b00 in his exercise, for instance?02br 02br 00Thank you,02br 02br 00 Tita0-
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) ;02font 00 Yes. 02b 00);02font 00 Say 'in'. 'On' in this context refers to writing on the outside cover (ie surface) of the book.
— Clive
) ;02font 00 Yes.
02b 00);02font 00 Say 'in'.
'On' in this context refers to writing on the outside cover (ie surface) of the book.
The idea of 'on' is 'the surface'.
02font 00 The syntax is 'He got a fair mark', 'His mark was fair'.
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0Hi Tita,02br 02br 01font00Could you please tell me if the following sentences are correct ?02font02br 02br 01font001) He was surprised by the news (here is it correct to say: surprised 01u00by02u00 ?) ;02font00 Yes. You could also say 'at'.02br 0