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Joelli3128 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
The difference between 'on the beach' and 'at the beach'
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I want to know about the difference between
'on the beach' and 'at the beach'!
I want to know about the difference between
'on the beach' and 'at the beach'!
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Hello, joelli-- and welcome to English forums. Sometimes I resort to conspiracy theory when I read this same question asked by so many. ' At the beach ' is a one-dimensional, point location.
- Hello, joelli-- and welcome to English forums.
- Sometimes I resort to conspiracy theory when I read this same question asked by so many.
- ' At the beach ' is a one-dimensional, point location.
- She is not at home or downtown or in the mountains; she is at the beach.
- However, there may or may not be any sand beneath her.
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Hello, joelli-- and welcome to English forums.
Sometimes I resort to conspiracy theory when I read this same question asked by so many.
'At the beach' is a one-dimensional, point location. She is not at home or downtown or in the mountains; she is at the beach. However, there may or may not be any sand beneath her.
'On the beach' is 2-dimensional.
Hello, joelli-- and welcome to English forums.
Sometimes I resort to conspiracy theory when I read this same question asked by so many.
'At the beach' is a one-dimensional, point location. She is not at home or downtown or in the mountains; she is at the beach. However, there may or may not be any sand beneath her.
'On the beach' is 2-dimensional.
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