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It might be understood in a suitable context, for example if you have one of those heaters that is built into a fireplace and looks like a fire. Generally, though, you would say My fire/heater is on (if it is not a real fire), or I have a fire going/burning in the fireplace.
- It might be understood in a suitable context, for example if you have one of those heaters that is built into a fireplace and looks like a fire.
- Generally, though, you would say My fire/heater is on (if it is not a real fire), or I have a fire going/burning in the fireplace.
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It might be understood in a suitable context, for example if you have one of those heaters that is built into a fireplace and looks like a fire.
Generally, though, you would say My fire/heater is on (if it is not a real fire), or I have a fire going/burning in the fireplace.
Generally, though, you would say My fire/heater is on (if it is not a real fire), or I have a fire going/burning in the fireplace.
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