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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
On exams
He did well in/on his exams.
He cheated in/on his exams.
Which preposition should be used in the above sentence ? in or on ?
He cheated in/on his exams.
Which preposition should be used in the above sentence ? in or on ?
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I would use in in both instances. I guess that some native speakers would use on in the second because cheat is often used in combination with 'on'. They might use on in the first too.
- I would use in in both instances.
- I guess that some native speakers would use on in the second because cheat is often used in combination with 'on'.
- They might use on in the first too.
- Edit: Is at possible in BrE?
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I would use in in both instances. I guess that some native speakers would use on in the second because cheat is often used in combination with 'on'. They might use on in the first too.
Edit: Is at possible in BrE?
Edit: Is at possible in BrE?
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