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Use "in" when referring to something that is enclosed or within a space, such as "in a box" or "in a city." It is also used for periods of time like months, years, or seasons, e.g., "in July" or "in 2023." In contrast, use "on" for surfaces, specific days, and dates, such as "on the table" or "on Monday."

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