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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

In or on or at

Hello,

I saw trees in the pasture.

I saw cows in the pasture.

Is 'in' right for pasture or 'on' or 'at'?

Regards,

MM

  

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anonymous Is 'in' right for pasture Yes. However, trees are very unusual for a pasture. When we think of a pasture, we think of a fairly flat piece of land with no trees.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous Is 'in' right for pasture Yes.
  • However, trees are very unusual for a pasture.
  • When we think of a pasture, we think of a fairly flat piece of land with no trees.
  • CJ
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anonymousIs 'in' right for pasture

Yes. However, trees are very unusual for a pasture. When we think of a pasture, we think of a fairly flat piece of land with no trees.

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Thanks, cj. I saw a tree in the woods, is that correct?

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