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Grammar

Prepositions

Could I write on the space provided (students are writing on paper) or is it in the space provided?
  

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"In" is better. A "space" has borders, and you write within (in) those borders. Cheers John.

— John C.

  • "In" is better.
  • A "space" has borders, and you write within (in) those borders.
  • Cheers John.
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"In" is better.

A "space" has borders, and you write within (in) those borders.


Cheers

John.
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