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03-Dec-2003, 17:14
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 Much apologies for wanting help again, teachers!Please help! Q: Which one is your sister? A: She is the one with a flower on the head. Is it correct to write, a flower "on the head"? Does it make sense or do we use "in" instead of "on"? |
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03-Dec-2003, 17:24
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| It should be on the head, as, "He hit the nail on the head." However, I would say, "She wore the flower on her head." :) |
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03-Dec-2003, 17:28
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| Once again, thanks for the advise, teacher Ronbee! ^o^ |
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03-Dec-2003, 18:00
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| You're welcome once again. :D Hey, you made it to 100 posts. :D (Say: "Thanks for the advice.") :) |
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