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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Word choice
Is it 'in or on'?
Put me 'in or on' this group.
Work 'in or on' a group of four students.
Thanks.
Put me 'in or on' this group.
Work 'in or on' a group of four students.
Thanks.
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For those two situations, I would use “in”. You join a group as a person, whereas you join a list as a name. You work in a group, become a member of a gang, and add your name to a greeting card.
- For those two situations, I would use “in”.
- You join a group as a person, whereas you join a list as a name.
- You work in a group, become a member of a gang, and add your name to a greeting card.
- A group is inclusive and pictured as people.
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For those two situations, I would use “in”.
You join a group as a person, whereas you join a list as a name.
You work in a group, become a member of a gang, and add your name to a greeting card.
A group is inclusive and pictured as people.
You join a group as a person, whereas you join a list as a name.
You work in a group, become a member of a gang, and add your name to a greeting card.
A group is inclusive and pictured as people.
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