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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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House in/on a tree-lined suburban street
A large three-story house in/on a tree-lined suburban street.
- Is 'in' or 'on' better here?
- Is the sentence OK?
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anonymous A large three-story house in/on a tree-lined suburban street. - Is 'in' or 'on' better here? - Is the sentence OK?
- anonymous A large three-story house in/on a tree-lined suburban street.
- - Is 'in' or 'on' better here?
- - Is the sentence OK?
- 'on' is the correct word in American English.
- I'm not sure, but it's possible that 'in' is the correct word in British English.
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anonymousA large three-story house in/on a tree-lined suburban street.
- Is 'in' or 'on' better here?
- Is the sentence OK?
'on' is the correct word in American English. I'm not sure, but it's possible that 'in' is the correct word in British English.
It's not a sentence because you say nothing about this house on the suburban
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