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MustAsk Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Fishing by/at/in/on the sea

Hi

Which would be the usual?

He's not home, he's fishing by the sea.
He's not home, he's fishing at the sea.
He's not home, he's fishing on the sea.
He's not home, he's fishing in the sea.
He's not home, he's fishing at sea.

Thanks!
  

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MustAsk He's not home, he's fishing in /at the sea. Not those. You also have a comma splice.

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  • MustAsk He's not home, he's fishing in /at the sea.
  • Not those.
  • You also have a comma splice.
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MustAskHe's not home, he's fishing in /at the sea.
Not those.
You also have a comma splice.
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