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Usage of omit 'in'? | must vs should
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In the mood for which preposition 'at, in, on' should I use? #1 (permalink) Tue Jan 20, 2009 15:46 pm   In the mood for which preposition 'at, in, on' should I use?
 

Hi,

1 : ''I'm not in the mood for playing checker'' correct?

2 : ''Wish you were with me then we would go to the river i'd catch fish and you'd fry'' correct?

3 : ''I'm not in the school or at school''?

4 : ''I'm in the shop or at shop''?

5 : ''I'm at river'' correct?

6 : ''He will surely be happy'' or ''he'll be surely happy''?

7 : ''This is what'' has the same meaning as ''that's what'' has?
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In the mood for which preposition 'at, in, on' should I use? #2 (permalink) Wed Jan 21, 2009 11:51 am   In the mood for which preposition 'at, in, on' should I use?
 

And i ask this. I don't understand when I say at , in or on.
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In the mood for which preposition 'at, in, on' should I use? #3 (permalink) Fri Jan 23, 2009 11:44 am   In the mood for which preposition 'at, in, on' should I use?
 

Will i get the answer?
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