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From: jerry <nemec.man@gmail.com>
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Subject: ON the INTERNET x IN the INTERNET, ON TV x IN TV
Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2007 08:32:18 -0000
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Dear all,
I supposed that only the phrase "...was published _on_ the Internet is
possible." Lately I have seen some phrases using "...in the Internet."
Would you comment on the usage of preposition On and In, please?
And would you consider the collocation IN TV as a wrong one?
Thanks
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