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Fri 12 Jul, 2013 07:36 am
Can someone please share the rule on using "in" vs. "on", for example: the letter is "in" the mail OR the letter is "on" the mail? I am a foreigner and ALWAYS get confused with these two...
@cleo1,
Cleo we'd say "in" though usage depends on the specific sentence
…...alliteration unintended
A larger package was sitting on our mailbox
@mark noble,
Thank you very much!! This really clarifies it!!! Thank you!!!
@dalehileman,
Thank you very much!!! I wanted to express that the letter was already mailed. Thank you for clarifying it!!
@cleo1,
Not at all, Cleo, glad to help
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