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Russian80 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Slept in/on the living room floor on a blow-up camp bed
What is the difference betweenShe slept on the living room floor on a blow-up camp bed.
She slept in the living room floor on a blow-up camp bed.
She slept in the living room floor on a blow-up camp bed.
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In your examples, on is correct English. in is incorrect English.
- In your examples, on is correct English.
- in is incorrect English.
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The first one is correct. The second one is ungrammatical - you can't sleep in the living room floor.
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on the floor
'on' indicates a surface. 'in' indicates an enclosure.
You might consider 'an inflatable' instead of 'a blow-up'.
CJ
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