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Dilshi Posted 14 years ago
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Please help me with this "On, In" and "won't, won't able"..
1. "I'm in the bed." OR "I'm on the bed."
2. "I'm in the bus." OR "I'm on the bus."
3. "She told me that she won't come today." OR "She told me that she won't able to come today."
4. "We won't able to go the museum." OR "We won't be able to go the museum."
5. "What's happened to Ann??" OR "What happened to Ann??"
2. "I'm in the bus." OR "I'm on the bus."
3. "She told me that she won't come today." OR "She told me that she won't able to come today."
4. "We won't able to go the museum." OR "We won't be able to go the museum."
5. "What's happened to Ann??" OR "What happened to Ann??"
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1. " Fine - "in bed" = "under the sheets, sleeping, or almost sleeping" Fine - "on the bed" = sitting or lying on top of the sheets and spread. 2.
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- " Fine - "in bed" = "under the sheets, sleeping, or almost sleeping" Fine - "on the bed" = sitting or lying on top of the sheets and spread.
- 2.
- " I'm in the bus.
- - inside the bus.
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1. "I'm in the bed." OR "I'm on the bed."
Fine - "in bed" = "under the sheets, sleeping, or almost sleeping"
Fine - "on the bed" = sitting or lying on top of the sheets and spread.
2. "I'm in the bus." OR "I'm on the bus."
I'm in the bus. - inside the bus.
Fine - "in bed" = "under the sheets, sleeping, or almost sleeping"
Fine - "on the bed" = sitting or lying on top of the sheets and spread.
2. "I'm in the bus." OR "I'm on the bus."
I'm in the bus. - inside the bus.
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