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Sisse Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Use of preposition

The text reads:

"One tanker was sailing south in Route T in the Great Belt, and the other tanker was sailing north in Route H. "

Is it correct to use "in" or should it be "on Route T/H"?

Hope sby can help.

sisse
  

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Sisse The text reads: "One tanker was sailing south in Route T in the Great Belt, and the other tanker was sailing north in Route H. " Is it correct to use "in" or should it be "on Route T/H"? Hope sby can help.

— Philip

  • Sisse The text reads: "One tanker was sailing south in Route T in the Great Belt, and the other tanker was sailing north in Route H.
  • " Is it correct to use "in" or should it be "on Route T/H"?
  • Hope sby can help.
  • sisse I would use 'in' for the sea; 'on' for the highway.
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SisseThe text reads:

"One tanker was sailing south in Route T in the Great Belt, and the other tanker was sailing north in Route H. "

Is it correct to use "in" or should it be "on Route T/H"?

Hope sby can help.

sisse

I would use 'in' for the sea; 'on' for the highway.
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I fully agree with Philip.
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