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if someone ask "where is the key". in reply can I say "it is hanging from key holder" or "it is in the key holder"?
if someone ask "where is the key". in reply can I say "it is hanging from key holder" or "it is in the key holder"?
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Yes, both are valid. For the first one, you should say "from *the* key holder."
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