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Addyaddy Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
in/on my face
which preposition is correct?
He yelled at me in/on my face.
He tried to hit me on/in my face.
She was in/on my face.
Why does one use it?
He yelled at me in/on my face.
He tried to hit me on/in my face.
She was in/on my face.
Why does one use it?
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The sentences are not all correct. Use these: He yelled at me. He tried to hit me in the face.
- The sentences are not all correct.
- Use these: He yelled at me.
- He tried to hit me in the face.
- She was in my face.
- There was a spider / a smile on my face
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The sentences are not all correct. Use these:
He yelled at me.
He tried to hit me in the face.
She was in my face.
There was a spider / a smile on my face
He yelled at me.
He tried to hit me in the face.
She was in my face.
There was a spider / a smile on my face
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Why do we say, "He hit me in the face," while the actual punch was on the face. He is not inside your face. Is he? I am confused. Please explain.
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It is idiomatic. Perhaps there is some suggestion of penetration through the plane.
He hit me in the face.
He slapped me on/in the face.
He hit me in the stomach.
He hit me in/on the arm.
He slapped me on the back
He poked me in the eye.
He poked me in the chest.
He hit me in the face.
He slapped me on/in the face.
He hit me in the stomach.
He hit me in/on the arm.
He slapped me on the back
He poked me in the eye.
He poked me in the chest.
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