Are these correct sentences to describe position in a row?
A B C D E
B is to the left of C.
C has A and B to its left.
C has A and B on its left.
A and B areon the left of C.
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Yes - you can use either of 'to or 'on'.
E.g. Take the first street ON the left. TO the left, you can see the tower.
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