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Terraphoenix Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
With Reference to Sites: On or In?
Hi,
Do you use on or in when referring to sites? Say,
1.) Have you added me (on,in) Facebook?
2.) Why should the question be (on,in) the school site?
3.) Click the "Teachers" tab (on,in) English Forums.
I've always seen "on" used. Does this always apply to things related to the Internet?
Also, is there a need for the enclosed words here?
I had no sleep and ("I") was trying to study.
I had no sleep and ("I") had no money. | I had no sleep and ("had") no money.
Thank you.
Do you use on or in when referring to sites? Say,
1.) Have you added me (on,in) Facebook?
2.) Why should the question be (on,in) the school site?
3.) Click the "Teachers" tab (on,in) English Forums.
I've always seen "on" used. Does this always apply to things related to the Internet?
Also, is there a need for the enclosed words here?
I had no sleep and ("I") was trying to study.
I had no sleep and ("I") had no money. | I had no sleep and ("had") no money.
Thank you.
Top answer
Terraphoenix Hi, Do you use on or in when referring to sites? ) Have you added me ( on,in ) to your Facebook page? ) Click the "Teachers" tab ( on ,in) English Forums.
- Terraphoenix Hi, Do you use on or in when referring to sites?
- ) Have you added me ( on,in ) to your Facebook page?
- ) Click the "Teachers" tab ( on ,in) English Forums.
- I've always seen "on" used.
- That's because it's correct in this context .
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Terraphoenix Hi, Do you use on or in when referring to sites? It depends Say,1.) Have you added me (on,in) to your Facebook page?2.) Why should the question be (on,in) the school site?3.) Click the "Teachers" tab (on,i
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