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Maria D Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
On the video OR in the video
Hello!
Could you help me, please?
Which is right:
on the video or in the video
and
on the picture or in the picture?
Thank you!
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I prefer "in the video" and "in the picture" when talking about the content, which I assume is what you are asking about. Some people do say "on the video". )
- I prefer "in the video" and "in the picture" when talking about the content, which I assume is what you are asking about.
- Some people do say "on the video".
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I prefer "in the video" and "in the picture" when talking about the content, which I assume is what you are asking about. Some people do say "on the video". (Obviously there are other cases where "on" would be appropriate, such as when talking about the physical surface of a picture: "There is some dirt on the picture".)
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