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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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Everyone

I hope everyone in the east coast is safe. OR

I hope everyone on the east coast is safe.

Should it be on or in?

Thanks!
  

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You asked a very similar question in this forum half an hour before you posted this one. Putting 'I hope' in front is not going to change the preposition.

— Fivejedjon

  • You asked a very similar question in this forum half an hour before you posted this one.
  • Putting 'I hope' in front is not going to change the preposition.
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You asked a very similar question in this forum half an hour before you posted this one. Putting 'I hope' in front is not going to change the preposition.
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fivejedjonYou asked a very similar question in this forum half an hour before you posted this one. Putting 'I hope' in front is not going to change the preposition.
Shouldn't it be on the east coast?
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