Closed auraes closed 2 years ago
I don't know if it's intentional, but the construction of the answer to 'look on' and 'look in' are different :
> look on table On the table is a apple. > look in box The box contains a pear.
Instead of : "In the box is a pear."
This is intentional. The choice between printing "is" or "are" is tricky and will sometimes yield sub-optimal results. For containers this can easily be avoided. For supporters we're stuck with using is/are.
I don't know if it's intentional, but the construction of the answer to 'look on' and 'look in' are different :
Instead of : "In the box is a pear."