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#1 17-Dec-2012, 09:38on / with?
I have heard both of these sentences.
Are they exactly the same or different?
1. Have you got any ID cards / money on you?
2. Have you got any ID cards / money with you?
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#2 17-Dec-2012, 09:40Re: on / with?
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#3 17-Dec-2012, 11:11Re: on / with?
Asking about money makes sense, but I would be rather puzzled if someone asked me "Do you have any ID cards on you?"
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