a little bit confused

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a little bit confused

Mabdel

a little bit confused

Dear collegues

Thanks in advance 4 ur help. do we say

What do you do in or on your free time. thanks

15 Apr 2010

Miss Philosophy

Hi,

I think we say �in your free time � because we say �do in sth � not on

15 Apr 2010

in is correct.

15 Apr 2010

GAZA_CHILD

Hi dear brother

free time is a period of time which lasts for a moment.That is why we say IN your free time.It is similar to in summer in the evening..etc

15 Apr 2010

darryl_cameron

yes right,

I agree �in � is perfectly correct and acceptable.

You might want to think about �during � which is the more precise term.

15 Apr 2010