In/at/on the blog?
Every time I use the word "celebrate" on/at/in either of my blogs - the contextual advert suggests me yawn-inducing celebrity news.
Which preposition is correct?
Is there a difference between British English and American English?
Thank you for your answers.
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In/at/on the blog?
Every time I use the word "celebrate" on/at/in either of my blogs - the contextual advert suggests me yawn-inducing celebrity news.
Which preposition is correct?
Is there a difference between British English and American English?
Thank you for your answers.
It's always on for the internet: on a webpage, on a blog, online... there's no difference between the different styles of English in this regard.
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ralph, Thank you very much! I was almost certain about it :-)
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mobrien, Thanks!
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Sorry I meant in and on are the same.
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In the UK we would say "on the blog"
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