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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing

'turn out in/on'

Could you please help me with this sentence? My main problem is in bold. Thank you very much in advence! Maria

Here it goes:

On days the horses were not exercised, they were turned out in/on grass paddocks for at least 4 hours.



  

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My knowledge of horses is not great, but is a paddock enclosed by a fence? "

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My knowledge of horses is not great, but is a paddock enclosed by a fence? If so, I would use "in." If it's just another word for a grassy field, then use "on."
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Thank you very much Grammar Geek for this briliant advice!

Best regards,

M.
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So does a paddock have a fence?
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