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Grammar and Linguistics > Prepositions
Prepositions
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Buzybeee
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Prepositions
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Just quick question because I tried to find the answer on the Internet and still don �t know.
How do you say:
in the film or on the film
in the movie or on the movie |
9 Dec 2010
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nashslash
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As a native English speaker.
I would say regarding a particular actor / actress.
Did you see Arnold Schwarzenegger in the movie? he was awesome...
action scene.
In the movie did you see it when.......?
Hope that helps ... |
9 Dec 2010
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teachertonyinchina
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As a native English speaker.
I would use in the film. On the film set. |
9 Dec 2010
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GIOVANNI
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I would definitely use in the film. |
9 Dec 2010
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edrodmedina
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The moment was captured on film. |
9 Dec 2010
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Buzybeee
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I thought so. But I also found sentences with �on the film �, so I was confused. Thanks for clearing it up |
9 Dec 2010
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