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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
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On/on top of/on the top of
On/ on top of/ on the top of-- Which one should be opted for?
He has got a nice hat____his head.
Please help!
And also, I would like to know if there is any difference between 'on top of' and 'on the top of'.
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He has got a nice hat____his head. Which one should be opted for? He has a nice hat on his head.
- He has got a nice hat____his head.
- Which one should be opted for?
- He has a nice hat on his head.
- But where else would it be?
- A native would say: He has a nice hat.
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zany banana 409 Which one should be opted for?He has got a nice hat____his head.
Which one should be opted for?
He has a nice hat on his head.
But where else would it be? A native would say:
He has a nice hat.
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