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Preposition

The preposition "on" indicates a position of something directly above or in contact with a surface. It can also denote a specific point in time, a particular day, or a topic of discussion. Furthermore, "on" is used to express the means of transportation or to indicate the state of being switched on or active. Its usage is versatile and depends heavily on context.

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