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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Preposition
Why we use on for road eg.on the road and in for street eg.in the street? What is the diffrence?
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In my view it is not alawys like that. I have come across "in with road" and "on with street". In my estimation preposition varies with the context.
- In my view it is not alawys like that.
- I have come across "in with road" and "on with street".
- In my estimation preposition varies with the context.
- She lives at door number in St.
- Peters Road.
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In my view it is not alawys like that.
I have come across "in with road" and "on with street". In my estimation preposition varies with the context.
She lives at door number in St. Peters Road.
The people in this street are busy the whole day.
The snow on the street must be cleared at once.
I have come across "in with road" and "on with street". In my estimation preposition varies with the context.
She lives at door number in St. Peters Road.
The people in this street are busy the whole day.
The snow on the street must be cleared at once.
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