while/with kids rode on the bikes and ran around

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0Hi,02br
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00I thought you sat in your chair and not sat on the chair. Which one is correct?0-

0Either one works. 0-

0 But 01i00generally02i00 one sits on a wooden chair and in a padded arm chair. It seems that having arms on a chair indicates whether you are sitting on it or in it.0-

0I agree with Feebs.02br
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00When the chair has arms to protect you from falling, you sit in the chair. 02br
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00You sit on a bench. You sit on a stool.0-

0I did a Google search and found out that most wooden chairs don't come with arms but some do. So would you use 01b00in 02b00for this type of wooden chair?02br
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0As long as the chair has arms or anything to stop you from falling, you should say 'sit in the chair.'0-