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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
IN vs ON
In vs ON please
- It cost more in/on ingredients than in meat to make this dish.
- He's nine yet he's starting to grow/get some hair in/on armpit. (how do you say this?)
Thank you
- It cost more in/on ingredients than in meat to make this dish.
- He's nine yet he's starting to grow/get some hair in/on armpit. (how do you say this?)
Thank you
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The other ingredients in this dish cost more than the meat. ) He's only nine, but he's starting to get hair under his arms.
- The other ingredients in this dish cost more than the meat.
- ) He's only nine, but he's starting to get hair under his arms.
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The other ingredients in this dish cost more than the meat. (Meat is also an ingredient.)
He's only nine, but he's starting to get hair under his arms.
He's only nine, but he's starting to get hair under his arms.
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