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22 May
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English (US)
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Which sounds more natural?
I like reading on the hammock or
I like reading in the hammock.
Which sounds more natural?
I like reading on the hammock or
I like reading in the hammock.
I like reading on the hammock or
I like reading in the hammock.
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I like reading in the hammock.
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Thank you for responding so quickly, Huky-dory and bsloan7！
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