In my apartment, there is a 12 foot narrow pathway from the front door to the kitchen. There are two lights on the ceiling above the pathway. I am going to make up a sentence about the lights.
(ex) Every night, when I go into my apartment, I turn on the lights in or above the pathway.
Some of my friends think that I should use "in" because the lights are "in" that area. Others think it should be "above" because they are on the ceiling.
(1) Which preposition do you think is correct?
(2) Is "pathway" the right word?
Thank you very much.
(ex) Every night, when I go into my apartment, I turn on the lights in or above the pathway.
Some of my friends think that I should use "in" because the lights are "in" that area. Others think it should be "above" because they are on the ceiling.
(1) Which preposition do you think is correct?
(2) Is "pathway" the right word?
Thank you very much.