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Help Wanted Posted 23 years ago
Grammar

With a flower on the head.

Is the sentence itself correct?

Q: Which one is your sister?

A: She is the one with a flower on the head.

Is it correct to write, a flower "on the head"?
Does it make sense or do we use "in" instead of "on"?


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Top answer

She is the one with a flower in her hair. or, if you must use head... She is the one with a flower on her head.

— Trellis

  • She is the one with a flower in her hair.
  • or, if you must use head...
  • She is the one with a flower on her head.
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She is the one with a flower in her hair.

or, if you must use head...

She is the one with a flower on her head.
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