In or On?
IN the town or ON the town.
Thank you for your help.
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That depends on the context.
Usually it's just 'In town'. 'I will be in town this afternoon'.
You use 'the' if you have specified which town. 'We will be going to the shops in the town where I grew up'.
BUT - there is a set phrase 'on the town' which means to go out partying. 'We will be out on the town tonight - want to come?'
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I think in the town
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