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Do you want to play games in/on my phone/PC? 'in' vs 'on'



 
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Do you want to play games in/on my phone/PC? 'in' vs 'on' #1 (permalink) Thu Apr 30, 2009 6:56 am   Do you want to play games in/on my phone/PC? 'in' vs 'on'
 

My dear and respected teachers,

1: "What's the English for...?" OR "What's the English of...?"

2: "I always use Yahoo! in my phone." OR "I always use Yahoo! on my phone." Which one is correct?

3: "Do you want to play games in my phone/PC?" OR "Do you want to play games on my phone/PC?"

4: "Today he went to get my child admission to school." correct?
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Do you want to play games in/on my phone/PC? 'in' vs 'on' #2 (permalink) Fri May 01, 2009 0:19 am   Do you want to play games in/on my phone/PC? 'in' vs 'on'
 

1: "What's the English for...?"

2:"I always use Yahoo! on my phone."

3: "Do you want to play games on my phone/PC?"

4: "Today he went to get my child admitted to school."
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