Question
1. Peanuts grow in the ground.
2. Peanuts grow on the ground.
(Which preposition is correct, 'in' or 'on'? Are both okay?)
2. Peanuts grow on the ground.
(Which preposition is correct, 'in' or 'on'? Are both okay?)
Answers
Reed
"on" means on top of (the ground), on the surface. "in" means just what it says, IN the ground, below the surface.
Writeacher
... so #1 is the correct one.