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"in the lift" vs "on the lift"

The phrases 'on the lift' and 'in the lift' are not directly comparable as they have different meanings. 'On the lift' typically refers to being physically on top of a lift or elevator, while 'in the lift' refers to being inside the lift or elevator. The choice between the two depends on the specific location or position being described.

Last Updated: March 29, 2024

in the lift

This phrase is correct when referring to being inside a lift or elevator.

This phrase is used when someone is inside a lift or elevator, traveling between floors.

Examples:

  • She pressed the button to go up while standing in the lift.
  • We were all crowded in the lift, trying to reach the ground floor.

on the lift

This phrase is correct when referring to being physically on top of a lift or elevator.

This phrase is used when someone is standing or positioned on top of a lift or elevator.

Examples:

  • He was on the lift platform, waiting for the signal to start the ascent.
  • The maintenance worker climbed on the lift to reach the top of the building.

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