So silly question doesn't even deserve a title "why i sweat (on) my nose?" I'm bit confused if "on" indicates any dimensions like over nose, only top surface of the nose, outer layer of the nose or i

Muhamed Tešić

So silly question doesn't even deserve a title "why i sweat (on) my nose?" I'm bit confused if "on" indicates any dimensions like over nose, only top surface of the nose, outer layer of the nose or it just indicates whole nose?

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"On" we can use for the surface of an object. such as "There is sweat on my nose." You are right. "On" also has other uses, but this is a main use of it.

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