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Samerrustom Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
I am confused between ON & IN
Can I say "There is an error on Credit card application"?
Can I say "The error in Windows 7 need to be solved before the end of the day"?
Can I say "Don't use this flash drive, because there is a virus in/inside it"?
Can I say "There is a missing drive in our new windows server"?
Can I say "The error in Windows 7 need to be solved before the end of the day"?
Can I say "Don't use this flash drive, because there is a virus in/inside it"?
Can I say "There is a missing drive in our new windows server"?
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There is an error in the credit card application. The error in Windows 7 needs to be corrected before the end of the day . (or 'problem needs to be solved') Don't use this flash drive, because there is a virus in it.
- There is an error in the credit card application.
- The error in Windows 7 needs to be corrected before the end of the day .
- (or 'problem needs to be solved') Don't use this flash drive, because there is a virus in it.
- There is a missing drive in our new Windows server.
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There is an error in the credit card application.
The error in Windows 7 needs to be corrected before the end of the day. (or 'problem needs to be solved')
Don't use this flash drive, because there is a virus in it.
There is a missing drive in our new Windows server.
The error in Windows 7 needs to be corrected before the end of the day. (or 'problem needs to be solved')
Don't use this flash drive, because there is a virus in it.
There is a missing drive in our new Windows server.
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