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Peterchan Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
On the photo or in the photo
Dears
Just wanna ask do you say
on the photo or in the photo?
I was on/in the photo? or they are interchangeable or it depends on the context?
Thx!
Just wanna ask do you say
on the photo or in the photo?
I was on/in the photo? or they are interchangeable or it depends on the context?
Thx!
Top answer
I was in the photo. "
- I was in the photo.
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I was in the photo. The only time you would use "on the photo" would be in something like "don't put your books down on the photo" or "don't spill coffee on the photo."
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Hi Peter,
Please try to use standard English if you can.
Dear- alone is not the proper form of salutation for the forum. May be " Dear teachers" , is OK
Please try to use standard English if you can.
Dear- alone is not the proper form of salutation for the forum. May be " Dear teachers" , is OK
peterchanJust wanna ask do you sayI just want to ask, how would you say this?
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Objects which contain information (photos, pictures, books, magazines, musical scores, ...) can be looked at in two ways: as physical objects or as the information contained in them.
It's almost always on the object, but in the information content. Khoff has already illustrated this.
I sat on the photo. I sneezed on the book. She set the vase on the magazine.
It's almost always on the object, but in the information content. Khoff has already illustrated this.
I sat on the photo. I sneezed on the book. She set the vase on the magazine.
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