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Christine Christie Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Prepositions in different cases

1. Which form is correct:



"ON the advertisement, it only came a cellphone number as a form of contact."


Or


"IN the advertisement, it only came a cellphone number as a form of contact."





2. And would it make any difference if it was said:



"ON the advertisement, there was only a cellphone number as a form of contact."


Or


"IN the advertisement, there was only a cellphone number as a form of contact."

  

Top answer

in , not on . Of your 4 exampels, only this is OK. "

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in, not on.


Of your 4 exampels, only this is OK.

"IN the advertisement, there was only a cellphone number as a form of contact."

But say eg "IN the ad, there was only a cellphone number as a form of contact."

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