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Maria D Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

To see ON the video or IN the video?

Hello!


Could you help me, please?


I saw both variants: to see ON the video and IN the video. Which is right, if both, then what is the difference?


Thank you!

  

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Both "in the video" and "on the video" are used, but to me, "in the video" sounds better. There is no difference in intended meaning.

— GPY

  • Both "in the video" and "on the video" are used, but to me, "in the video" sounds better.
  • There is no difference in intended meaning.
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Both "in the video" and "on the video" are used, but to me, "in the video" sounds better. There is no difference in intended meaning.

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