is it correct?
I’m learning in Maths now./ or - on, at, to
Give me a book on English. / or - of
test in Math / or - on, at
is it correct?
I’m learning in Maths now./ or - on, at, to
Give me a book on English. / or - of
test in Math / or - on, at
Hi everyone,
Could anyone verify this?
Pls
I’am learning maths?
math test?
WHAT ABOUT:Give me a book of /on English?
Actually I do not know about prepositions in this case but I think it should be something like this:
I am at Maths lesson. or I have Maths now.
Give me English book please. or Would you give me this book in English class.
Maths test.
[color=darkred]It (the usage of prepositions) very much depends on what you want to say, i.e. CONTEXT.
[color=darkblue]test in “a subject” is correct
to learn in “a class” (We are learning the Pythagorean Theorem in Math this week.)
A book on English - a book about English language. A book in English - a book written in English.