How to use: in vs. on

On = being in contact with the surface

of something
In = being surrounded by something

If location is specific use on
If location is non specific use in

(please note that in all languages rules are not applicable across the board)

Comments

Cherry

@cesar 🤔 tough. So both work. If you say you are in bed, it is a general statement that you are lying down probably to go to sleep. If you say I am on the bed you are just giving your current location with no implications on what you are doing. 😬 does that make sense?

2020.03.04 16:06
cesar

I'm in bed or I'm on bed. in theses sentences which is the right way to say it ?

2020.03.04 16:01
Cherry

@54321 🤦🏽‍♀️😂😂 it should be "how do I copy the text on the screen" you specified where the text was so you would us "on"

2020.03.04 15:22
54321

Oh, i mean the usage of in in my sentence.

2020.03.04 15:16
Cherry

@54321 long press over the text and then press copy when the options come up.

2020.03.04 15:15
54321

How to copy the text in the screen? Does this make sense? :)

2020.03.04 15:13
Yasmin 김사장

@Cherry 👀

2020.03.04 15:05
Cherry

@Victoria I'm glad to hear that 😁

2020.03.04 14:23
Cherry

@Yasmin 김사장 OMG come back!!!! I'll be sinfully pie for you 😂

2020.03.04 14:23
Victoria

@Cherry yes, it helps. Thanks!

2020.03.04 14:21
Cherry

@Yasmin 김사장 🙄 well that was anticlimactic 🤨

2020.03.04 14:17
Yasmin 김사장

@Cherry ok.

2020.03.04 14:16
Cherry

@Yasmin 김사장 😂😂 sometimes you're so funny !!! This isn't one of those times AH HA HA 🤭🤭🤭

2020.03.04 14:15
Cherry

@Victoria of course! Example sentences: 1. I went for a walk in the park this weekend 2. I put the groceries in the refrigerator when I got home. 3. Sometimes I feel like I'm the happiest person in the world I hope that helps

2020.03.04 14:14
Yasmin 김사장

Omg thenk u senpai

2020.03.04 14:12
Victoria

@Cherry Hi would you tell me some examples using 'in'?

2020.03.04 14:10