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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

On or in?

on/in the upper left side of the picture, I can see a tree.

on/in the upper left corner of the picture, I can see a tree.

Are they interchaneable? Thanks!
  

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In the upper left corner... No, They are not interchangeable.

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  • In the upper left corner...
  • No, They are not interchangeable.
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In the upper left corner...

No, They are not interchangeable.
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Are they both used by "In"?
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mr1binAre they both used by "In"?
Do they both use "in"?

Both what?

But yes, "in" is the right word.
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on/in the upper left side of the picture, I can see a tree.

on/in the upper left corner of the picture, I can see a tree.

I mean these two sentences.
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The most natural version is: "At the upper right corner of the picture....".

Kind in mind, the corner of a room is different the the corner of a building. So "on", "in" "at" and "of" are all possible. But for the posted question, "at" is my prefer
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hi all

my idea in is correct
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nargesasali"Hi all
my idea in is correct[/quoteIf we are talking about certain corner of a picture, "In" is not the best choice.
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I'd say "in" the upper right corner.
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