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AABB1 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

In vs On

I am sorry if this is my second post for the same question as I didn't know if the first post got through.

Which is grammatically correct?

- The station was really flooded. Giant waves running into it were caught in/on the camera.

- These questions were on/in the exam.

- All the files are in/on the A drive.
  

Top answer

Giant waves running into it were caught on camera. These questions were on the exam. However, "in" would be appropriate to in this sentence.

— CMFletcher

  • Giant waves running into it were caught on camera.
  • These questions were on the exam.
  • However, "in" would be appropriate to in this sentence.
  • All files are on the A drive.
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Giant waves running into it were caught on camera.

These questions were on the exam. However, "in" would be appropriate to in this sentence.

All files are on the A drive.
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Hi CMFletcher,

Thanks a lot for the immediate response!

Two more questions:

Can I say "Get on the street and make the phone call as your phone might have more reception than what it gets here in the car"?

"Don't think of your second assignment when you are in the middle of your first assignment".

Thanks again!
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