"in" or "on"
Which is better?
Are you still with him in his house? or Are you still with him on his house?
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Are you still with him at his house or Are you still at his house.
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'On' is wrong, unless you are up on the roof. If you are 'on' his house it means that you are sitting or standing on top of his house. You are on the roof of his house, just like Santa Claus, ready to come down the chimney.
'In' is OK, but 'at' is more usual.
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at
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Are you still with him in his house?
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are u still with him at his house
it is correct
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