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26 January
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What is the difference between on and in ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between on and in ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- English (US)
On is when something is placed on an object and in is used when something is placed in an object example: it’s on the table, it’s in the fridge
- English (US)
on = encima de
in = dentro
"I put my coat on the chair."
"I put my coat in the closet."
A less common use:
on = acerca de
"The lecture was on his new theory." ("The lecture was about his new theory.")
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- Spanish (Spain)
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