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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

in/on

Photos are in/on my phone. And

Photos are in/on my computer.

Are both useable or is one better than the other?

Is one of them wrong?

Thanks!
  

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Both in and on are fine (I prefer on ), but the sentence sounds odd without the word the .

— RandomGuy

  • Both in and on are fine (I prefer on ), but the sentence sounds odd without the word the .
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Both in and on are fine (I prefer on), but the sentence sounds odd without the word the.
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The photos are in/on my phone.
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