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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Two questions with the use of prepositions
Hi. When can we use the phrase "on the inside of something" and "in the inside of something"?
The latch is on the insdie. People on the inside should open it.
Which is correct? I think both are correct if I am not mistaken.
Two things I learned last year are these.
Two things I learned from last year are these.
The latch is on the insdie. People on the inside should open it.
Which is correct? I think both are correct if I am not mistaken.
Two things I learned last year are these.
Two things I learned from last year are these.
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on the inside of something-- OK in the inside of something-- no good inside (of) something-- OK Both of your other two sentences are fine.
- on the inside of something-- OK in the inside of something-- no good inside (of) something-- OK Both of your other two sentences are fine.
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on the inside of something-- OK
in the inside of something-- no good
inside (of) something-- OK
Both of your other two sentences are fine.
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on the inside of something-- OK
in the inside of something-- no good
inside (of) something-- OK
Both of your other two sentences are fine.
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