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  1. 24-Aug-2009, 11:24 #1
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    Default on one's mind

    what is the diffrence in meanings of "on my mind" and "in my mind"?

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  2. 24-Aug-2009, 21:50 #2
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    Default Re: on one's mind

    If something is on your mind, it is troubling or worrying you
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