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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Should I say 'on,' 'in,' or 'at' in the sentence? Can I use these prepositions interchangeably?
Should I say 'on,' 'in,' or 'at' in the sentence? Can I use these prepositions interchangeably?
Dondy parked the car (on, in, at) the same spot where his dad had parked it.
Dondy parked the car (on, in, at) the same spot where his dad had parked it.
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Then, would it be OK if I said My girlfriend was beside me in the same spot where the tragedy had occurred?
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