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Cat desk Posted 9 years ago
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Usage of on,in, and at
On' 'in' or 'at': Which ones should I use in the following sentences?
1- The meeting will be held in/at the club on 1-1-18.
2- The students were raising slogans on/at/in the campus.
3- The boys were playing in/on the field.
Hi everyone, please explain what is the difference between these prepositions.
1- The meeting will be held in/at the club on 1-1-18.
2- The students were raising slogans on/at/in the campus.
3- The boys were playing in/on the field.
Hi everyone, please explain what is the difference between these prepositions.
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cat desk Which ones should I use in the following sentences? 1- The meeting will be held at th e club on 1-1-18. 2- The students were raising slogans on campus.
- cat desk Which ones should I use in the following sentences?
- 1- The meeting will be held at th e club on 1-1-18.
- 2- The students were raising slogans on campus.
- 3- The boys were playing in/on the field.
- ) 'raising slogans' doesn't mean anything to me.
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cat deskWhich ones should I use in the following sentences?
1- The meeting will be held at the club on 1-1-18.
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