I have a question.
This question may be so complicated.
My question is this.
What is the difference between IN and ON?
I think I can almost understand IN and ON which is related to time or place, but IN and ON are often used with a word that isn't related to time or place.
for example, "on account", "on a hunch", "in business", etc.
When I see phrases like those, I think "Why use ON? or Why use IN?".
When you use IN and ON with a word that isn't related to time or place, how do you think?
And if I say "in a hunch", how do you feel weird about an incorrect phrase like "in a hunch"?
Thank you.
This question may be so complicated.
My question is this.
What is the difference between IN and ON?
I think I can almost understand IN and ON which is related to time or place, but IN and ON are often used with a word that isn't related to time or place.
for example, "on account", "on a hunch", "in business", etc.
When I see phrases like those, I think "Why use ON? or Why use IN?".
When you use IN and ON with a word that isn't related to time or place, how do you think?
And if I say "in a hunch", how do you feel weird about an incorrect phrase like "in a hunch"?
Thank you.