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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
On/in
Do we say, "I don't want to be in the news or I don't want to be on the news?"
Do we say, "I competed in a game or I competed on a game?"
On the news or in the news?
In a competition or on a competition?
Is it always I don't want to be on?
Need the best response!!
Do we say, "I competed in a game or I competed on a game?"
On the news or in the news?
In a competition or on a competition?
Is it always I don't want to be on?
Need the best response!!
Top answer
Anonymous On the news or in the news? Either. on the news (on television, on the radio) in the news (in the newspaper, in a news magazine) Anonymous In a competition or on a competition?
- Anonymous On the news or in the news?
- Either.
- on the news (on television, on the radio) in the news (in the newspaper, in a news magazine) Anonymous In a competition or on a competition?
- in.
- Anonymous Is it always I don't want to be on?
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AnonymousOn the news or in the news?Either.
on the news (on television, on the radio)
in the news (in the newspaper, in a news magazine)
AnonymousIn a competition or on a competition?in.
AnonymousIs it always I don't want to be on?No.
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