I heard a lot people omit the "in" while saying "in a right way".
for example
if a kid play with a knife, someone would told him/her "you are not using the knife a right way"
is it grammatical and idiomatic?
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Sign up to join this communityI heard a lot people omit the "in" while saying "in a right way".
for example
if a kid play with a knife, someone would told him/her "you are not using the knife a right way"
is it grammatical and idiomatic?