Hi,
Is this correct:
If you told your boyfriend you were sick, would he bring you chicken soup?
If you called your boyfriend would he come take care of you?
Hi,
Every seat on the plane has a fold down table in/on the back of the seat.
I would go with 'on' because it is on the back of the seat but I have seen 'in' used a lot.
Can someone explain me why on might be 'wrong' and 'in' right?
Thanks
Hi,
Do you say:
I have a sore in / on / at the corner of my mouth
i have seen most people use 'in' and 'at' shouldn't it be on the corner because its on something?
Thanks
Hi,
I got confused since i have seen people use all three of them in the following context:
"Can you close the zip AT the back of my dress"
"Can you close the zip IN the back of my dress"
"Can you close the zip ON the back of my dress"
Which one is correct? and why? I am confused which one...
Hi,
Do you load a bike into the truck bed or onto the truck bed? I have seen both, is there any difference?
Also with planes do you load the baggage into the plane or onto?
Thanks
Hi,
Are there any exceptions when it comes to many and much?
For example: the strength of the bomb depends on how MUCH explosives it contains. Many does not make sense here?
Also with how much calories does chicken contain?
Thanks