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It's small enough to go under a seat on a plane,
It's small enough to go under a seat on a plane,
can we say "be under a seat" or "sit under a seat" here? Thanks.
Dec 21, 2014 10:05 AM
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A better choice would be "It's small enough to fit under a seat on a plane." More common would be "It's small enough to fir under a plane (or an airplane) seat."
December 21, 2014
You could, and be understood, but it is not common usage.
December 21, 2014
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