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E9394 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
goes in cycle or goes on cycle
Hi Teachers,
Do you say " it goes it a cycle" or "it goes on a cycle"?
I am not sure to use in or on.
Thanks in advance.
Do you say " it goes it a cycle" or "it goes on a cycle"?
I am not sure to use in or on.
Thanks in advance.
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Please provide more context. It goes in a circle. It goes in cycles.
- Please provide more context.
- It goes in a circle.
- It goes in cycles.
- CJ
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Please provide more context.
It goes in a circle.
It goes in cycles.
CJ
It goes in a circle.
It goes in cycles.
CJ
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It goes on a cycle-- might be okay if you have a trained kangaroo as a pet, and it will agree to wear a helmet.
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