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Palinkasocsi Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
in vs. on
Dear Friends,
I wonder which is grammatically correct:
1. in/on the History lesson
2. in/on a long day
Thank you!
Palinkasocsi
I wonder which is grammatically correct:
1. in/on the History lesson
2. in/on a long day
Thank you!
Palinkasocsi
Top answer
1. in the History lesson. 2.
- 1.
- in the History lesson.
- 2.
- in/on a long day-- it depends on the context.
- In a long day, I can pack 70 pillows with feathers.
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1. in the History lesson.
2. in/on a long day-- it depends on the context.
In a long day, I can pack 70 pillows with feathers.
On a long day, I visited my in-laws
1. in the History lesson.
2. in/on a long day-- it depends on the context.
In a long day, I can pack 70 pillows with feathers.
On a long day, I visited my in-laws
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