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Teo Posted 18 years ago
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in the bed and in bed
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" You see a lump under the covers and assume it's your daughter, asleep in her bed. Then you see her exiting the bathroom. " you may ask.
- " You see a lump under the covers and assume it's your daughter, asleep in her bed.
- Then you see her exiting the bathroom.
- " you may ask.
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0 If you have simply "retired for the evening," you have gone to bed and you are in bed. 02 br
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00 If you want to specify that someone is in a particular bed, or in the bed as opposed to hiding in the closet, you could use "in the bed." You see a lump under the covers and assume it's your daughter, asleep in her bed. Then you see her exiting the bathroom. "Then, who was that
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00 If you want to specify that someone is in a particular bed, or in the bed as opposed to hiding in the closet, you could use "in the bed." You see a lump under the covers and assume it's your daughter, asleep in her bed. Then you see her exiting the bathroom. "Then, who was that
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1 i 00 in bed 02 i 00 is a state or condition of a person (or at least an animate being). Inanimate objects cannot be in bed. 02 br
01 i 00 in the bed 02 i 00 (or 01 i 00 in a bed 02 i 00 ) is only a location. 02 br
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01 i 00 in the bed 02 i 00 (or 01 i 00 in a bed 02 i 00 ) is only a location. 02 br
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