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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
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Which is correct: in the back seat of the car OR on the back seat of the car
Maybe it doesn't pay off to buy any of them. ----I think "none of them" wouldn't work, right?
Which is correct: in the back seat of the car OR on the back seat of the car
Maybe it doesn't pay off to buy any of them. ----I think "none of them" wouldn't work, right?
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1-- Either could be correct: Grandma is sitting in the back seat, and her knitting is on the backseat. 2-- 'None of them ' does not work in your sentence.
- 1-- Either could be correct: Grandma is sitting in the back seat, and her knitting is on the backseat.
- 2-- 'None of them ' does not work in your sentence.
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1-- Either could be correct:
Grandma is sitting in the back seat, and her knitting is on the backseat.
2-- 'None of them' does not work in your sentence.
1-- Either could be correct:
Grandma is sitting in the back seat, and her knitting is on the backseat.
2-- 'None of them' does not work in your sentence.
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