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Mr. Tom Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary
Idiom: Have eyes in the back of one's head
Hi
I suppose both of these exist without much difference?
Have eyes on the back of one's head
Have eyes in the back of one's head
Thanks,
Tom
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The expression that I'm familiar with uses "in". Judging by search results, some people use "on", though some results with "on" seem to be intended in a more literal sense than the usual idiomatic expression.
- The expression that I'm familiar with uses "in".
- Judging by search results, some people use "on", though some results with "on" seem to be intended in a more literal sense than the usual idiomatic expression.
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The expression that I'm familiar with uses "in". Judging by search results, some people use "on", though some results with "on" seem to be intended in a more literal sense than the usual idiomatic expression.
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