0Dear teachers02br 00I'm watching The Project Runway and I heard a designer say,"My name is 01b00in 02b00the back of the shirt." 02br 02br 00Shouldn't it be "my name is 01b00on02b00 the back of the shirt?" 02br 00Thanks for help0-
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0My name is in the back of the shirt = The designer's name will probably be on a label stitched into the back of the collar.02br 02br 00My name is on the back of the shirt = The designer's name would be printed onto the back of the shirt.0-
0Dear teachers02br 02br 00I have a few questions 02br 02br 00a) What's the difference between 01i00The designer's name will probably be 01b00on a label02b00 stitched into the back of the collar02i00 and 01i00The designer's name will probably be 01b00a label02b00 stitched into t
0My goodness! 02br 02br 00a) What's the difference? None at all if you want to say that the designer's name is the entire label.02br 02br 00b) I instinctively used into because I was thinking of the label being stitched in between two layers of cloth in a seam. If you want to say the label is stiched onto (on top of the material of) the collar, that's