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Lana Channel Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammer.
Can someone explain me how to use "in" or "on" in a sentence.thanks!
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Can you give some examples of sentences you are having problems with?
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I don't have any examples now.but my whole concern is how to use them in any sentence in general.
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In usually means being inside of or involved in, e.g.,
I'm in the kitchen. I'm involved in a study group. (For the latter you could correctly say, "I'm in a study group.)
On usually means actually physically being "on" something (as opposed to inside it), or serving a role on something. Examples are:
I am on the sidewalk in front of your house.
I am serving o
I'm in the kitchen. I'm involved in a study group. (For the latter you could correctly say, "I'm in a study group.)
On usually means actually physically being "on" something (as opposed to inside it), or serving a role on something. Examples are:
I am on the sidewalk in front of your house.
I am serving o
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