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Vivi Quir
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Hi people, today I came across a doubt.
Do u say "do the activity on the folder or in the folder"? I heard a teacher say "on the folder" and I thought it was in the folder or in the copy book 
thanks a looooot! |
2 Dec 2010
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almaz
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If the activity was �dance � and I had to do it on the folder, I would first place the folder on the floor. |
2 Dec 2010
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GIOVANNI
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I would say in the folder because it is inside something. If you were to say � �on the folder � � it would mean to do it directly on the folder. |
2 Dec 2010
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Vivi Quir
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Thank you people!!!! Then I wasn �t wrong!!!! You see? I feel relieved now. I felt so bad today when I thought I had been misusing it for so many years!!!!! |
2 Dec 2010
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Redbull
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You can say this two ways!
ON the folder, if you want them to write or do something on the front of the folder like a picture. IN the folder, when the folder is open and you need them to write or drew a picture inside the folder. So depending on where you want them to do the work you would use ON OR IN.
REDBULL GIVES YOU WINGS YOU KNOW . |
3 Dec 2010
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