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Englishuser Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
in a ward vs. on a ward
Hi,
Which one is correct, in your opinion?
1. There were fifteen men on a ward.
2. There were fifteen men in a ward.
Which one is correct, in your opinion?
1. There were fifteen men on a ward.
2. There were fifteen men in a ward.
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' 'I would rather go to some other place of confinement if I can ... htm ... In one instance, men in a ward were so debilitated and so disordered that they were fed their meals outside because they ...
- ' 'I would rather go to some other place of confinement if I can ...
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- In one instance, men in a ward were so debilitated and so disordered that they were fed their meals outside because they ...
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I think it's in, even if here Dickens's talking about beds:
The Pickwick Papers by Dickens, Charles - Chapter 40
There are sixty beds in a ward; and the bolt's on, sixteen hours out of the four-and-twenty.' 'I would rather go to some other place of co
The Pickwick Papers by Dickens, Charles - Chapter 40
There are sixty beds in a ward; and the bolt's on, sixteen hours out of the four-and-twenty.' 'I would rather go to some other place of co
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