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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

In your mind and on your mind

1) what is in your mind?

2) What is on your mind?

Which one is correct?

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The colloquial expression is "what's on your mind?" - It means "what are you thinking about?"
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napoleonponapa1) what is in your mind?
2) What is on your mind? #2 is by far the more common, but #1 is also correct.

#2 usually anticipates that you wish to ask something or say something, and it invites you to proceed.

#1 is similar to "What could you possibly be thinking of?", implying that you're showing some sign of wrongheadedness. "What's
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