stuck in a mountain or stuck up in a mountain I was stuck up in a mountain once when it was snowing a lot. I was stuck in a mountain once when it was snowing a lot.

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Artur

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stuck in a mountain or stuck up in a mountain

I was stuck up in a mountain once when it was snowing a lot.
I was stuck in up a mountain once when it was snowing a lot.

You can't be stuck IN a mountain as there is no way to enter it (unless there is a hole)

I was stuck up in on a mountain once when it was snowing a lot (or, "during a snow storm").

I was stuck in on a mountain once when it was snowing a lot.

Being stuck "in" a mountain doesn't make sense in this context, unless you were saying you were stuck "in a mountain cave", for example.

Thanks Joel!

The second sentence is correct out of the two except it should say ... I was stuck in a mountain once when it snowed a lot.

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