‎What is the difference between I'm on the elevator and I'm in the elevator?

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Ali

2021年2月7日 21:25

I am on the elevator- means that you are on top of it, you are standing on the roof outside the elevator, I am in the elevator- means that you are inside the elevator. You can use both depending on what are you trying to say.

2021年2月7日

Hi! I am a native speaker of Russian. I would like to practice my English😊 I can help you with Russian.

2021年2月9日

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