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26 January
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Question about English (US)
a. He's (on / in) the soccer team.
b. He's (on / in) the kendo club.
c. He's (on / in) the music club.
Which one would you use for each sentence, "on" or "in"?
a. He's (on / in) the soccer team.
b. He's (on / in) the kendo club.
c. He's (on / in) the music club.
Which one would you use for each sentence, "on" or "in"?
b. He's (on / in) the kendo club.
c. He's (on / in) the music club.
Which one would you use for each sentence, "on" or "in"?
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a. he's on the soccer team
b. he's in the kendo club
c. he's in the music club
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For some reason we typically use “on” for teams and “in” for clubs, but I’m not really sure why to be honest. It just sounds the best.
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a. he's on the soccer team
b. he's in the kendo club
c. he's in the music club
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@SilentWafflezz@kaileewebb00 Thank you! How do you decide when to use on and when to use in?
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in this instance when you're in a group / club it you share an interest,a generalized thing that you and others like. when you're on a team you're working together on something. so he was in the Kendo club, he was working on a group project, he was on a team
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@kaileewebb00 Is it possible to say "He's on a kendo team"?
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