Do I need the "in" between "blinking red"?
Hi, do I need the "in" in a sentence like this:
The LED will be blinking (in) red.
Can I leave it out?
Thanks a lot in advance :)
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No, you don't need 'in', but 'flashing' would be a better verb': "The LED will be flashing red".
'Flashing' is the word we generally use for the on-off-on-off sequence of a light.
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Hello Lyalya!
I agree that you could leave "in" out.
You could also say it like this:
The red LED light will be blinking.
I hope that helps!
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You can leave it out.
Sometimes we use "flashing" instead of "blinking."
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