Casiopea said:'put down' means, write. When we write, we write on paper and in a book.
Please put me down in your book.
All the best,
bmo said:Casiopea said:'put down' means, write. When we write, we write on paper and in a book.
Please put me down in your book.
All the best,
Thanks to Casiopea and tdol, I was positive on the first one, leaned toward the second over the third, but now I am totally sure. Thanks. How come we say, "I read it in the newspaper, and there are dead rats in the streets?" I thought "in" is inside, and "on" is on the surface.
BMO
tdol said:When we say 'in the street' we don't just mean the surface, but the area within the boundaries of the street, IMO. I'd say we say 'in a field' forthe same reason.![]()
bmo said:How come we say, "I read it in the newspaper, and there are dead rats in the streets?" I thought "in" is inside, and "on" is on the surface.