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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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correct usage of in and on

looking forward to be one of your passengers in your first flight or on your first flight?
  

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Anonymous looking forward to be one of your passengers in your first flight or on your first flight? Neither. I am looking forward to being one of the passengers on your first flight.

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Anonymouslooking forward to be one of your passengers in your first flight or on your first flight?
Neither.

I am looking forward to being one of the passengers on your first flight.
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