On the tube or in the tube?
English Language & Usage Asked by Md Monir H Mozumder on November 26, 2020
The directions for use and warnings are printed on the tube or in the tube?
Which one, on or in is correct?
One Answer
You haven't told us what precisely you mean by "the tube". Here is an example:
You can see that, if you wrote instructions in (inside) this particular tube, no-one would be able to read them.
Answered by chasly - supports Monica on November 26, 2020
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