On a field/in a field
Dear all,
I would like to know which of the following sentences is correct.
1) Have you ever worked in a field?
2) Have you ever worked on a field?
Thank you.
Top answer
To me "in" seems more likely than "on", but even with "in" the question seems slightly strange. Are you referring to agricultural work? g.
- To me "in" seems more likely than "on", but even with "in" the question seems slightly strange.
- Are you referring to agricultural work?
- g.
- milking cows in a shed).
- " would be better.
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To me "in" seems more likely than "on", but even with "in" the question seems slightly strange. Are you referring to agricultural work? "Have you ever worked on a farm?" is a normal question, though it does not exclusively refer to working in fields (you could be e.g. milking cows in a shed). If you must refer to fields, perhaps "Have you ever worked in the fields?" would be better. In
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