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Nerdikarp Posted 15 years ago
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What are the comprehensive rules to using on, at, and in
What are the comprehensive rules to using on, at, and in? <-- Is this sentence correct?
Which is correct?
"...in a program" or "...on a program"
"...in the chart" or "...on the chart"
"...in the maze" or "...on the maze"
"...at joe's hideout" or "...in joe's hideout"
Thanks.
Which is correct?
"...in a program" or "...on a program"
"...in the chart" or "...on the chart"
"...in the maze" or "...on the maze"
"...at joe's hideout" or "...in joe's hideout"
Thanks.
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nerdikarp What are the comprehensive rules to using on, at, and in? No. You need ...
- nerdikarp What are the comprehensive rules to using on, at, and in?
- No.
- You need ...
- rules for using ...
- in joe's hideout" All are possible depending on context.
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nerdikarpWhat are the comprehensive rules to using on, at, and in?No. You need ... rules for using ....
nerdikarp"...in a program" or "...on a program"All are poss
"...in the chart" or "...on the chart"
"...in the maze" or "...on the maze"
"...at joe's hideout" or "...in joe's hideout"
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What are the comprehensive rules for using on, at, and in?
These comprehensive rules will get you the correct preposition 83% of the time if you apply them shrewdly:
1. Use on when the object of the preposition presents a literal or figurative flat surface as the resting place.
2. Use in when the object of the preposition presents a literal o
These comprehensive rules will get you the correct preposition 83% of the time if you apply them shrewdly:
1. Use on when the object of the preposition presents a literal or figurative flat surface as the resting place.
2. Use in when the object of the preposition presents a literal o
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