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onstage vs. on stage vs. on the stage
2013年9月21日 16:38
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If you're looking for an adjective, it's onstage. The onstage lighting wasn't bright enough.
If you're looking for a phrase that describes where something takes place, on stage or on the stage are both good. 'On stage' can also mean 'onto the stage', i.e. "He walked onstage" means he walked onto the stage from off stage, not that he walked from one part of the stage to another part.
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