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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

On or in

Hello,

He wrote on/in his memo pad.

Which one is right -in or on? I feel we write ON a memo pad? Is this right?

Thanks.

  

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He wrote his name on the memo pad. He wrote it on the cover so that he could identify it. He wrote the appointment details in the memo pad.

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  • He wrote his name on the memo pad.
  • He wrote it on the cover so that he could identify it.
  • He wrote the appointment details in the memo pad.
  • He opened the pad to a blank page and wrote there.
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He wrote his name on the memo pad.

He wrote it on the cover so that he could identify it.

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anonymousI feel we write ON a memo pad? Is this right?

If the pad is a true pad, like some paper bound along the top edge with no cover in sight, it's "on". You write "in" a book of any kind, like a diary or journal, for instance.

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