I have a question!
In the sentence below which one is correct (or both) and why:
Sally is in a trip to Mexico.
Or
Sally is on the trip to Mexico.
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Answers · 4
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Yana and William, thank you so much !
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"On the trip". I've just read about prepositions🙈
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Trips are something that we can only be "on". We can be in a meeting, or in class. Similarly, we can be "at" a party or "at".
There are not many great rules for learning prepositions but generally they have to do with location.
Most of these require you to simply learn them naturally!
Good luck,
Feel free to check this out for a bit more information:
https://www.talkenglish.com/grammar/prepositions-on-at-in.aspx
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on the trip
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