Yesterday a teacher and I had a different opinion about an expression or sentence in English.
She think this sentence is right:
"I live in Main Street, in a nice house."
And I think this sentence is right:
"I live on Main Street, in a nice house."
In my opinion when you say, 'I live in', means you live inside a place or a city. And when you say, 'I live on,' means on the surface (on the ground or land) of ie. of a street.
So, my question is, who is right? The teacher or I?
Thank you for your help!
Cedric
She think this sentence is right:
"I live in Main Street, in a nice house."
And I think this sentence is right:
"I live on Main Street, in a nice house."
In my opinion when you say, 'I live in', means you live inside a place or a city. And when you say, 'I live on,' means on the surface (on the ground or land) of ie. of a street.
So, my question is, who is right? The teacher or I?
Thank you for your help!
Cedric