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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

on and in

Hi all British teachers,

I have some questions about 'on', 'at' and 'in'. I wonder when they are used in British English.

For example,
1. There is a temple on Peterson's Road/ Street.
2. You will find Peterson Cathedral in Peterson Road
3. There is a temple in/on the road/street.

I don't know why 'on' used in 1 while 'in' in 2. Any difference?

Many thanks

peter
  

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Anonymous Hi all British teachers, I have some questions about 'on', 'at' and 'in'. I wonder when they are used in British English. For example, 1.

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  • Anonymous Hi all British teachers, I have some questions about 'on', 'at' and 'in'.
  • I wonder when they are used in British English.
  • For example, 1.
  • There is a temple on Peterson's Road/ Street.
  • (AmE) 2.
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AnonymousHi all British teachers,

I have some questions about 'on', 'at' and 'in'. I wonder when they are used in British English.

For example,
1. There is a temple on Peterson's Road/ Street. (AmE)
2. You
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