(Preposition)IN/ON

APPEAR IN/ON: be available. the film is likely to appear soon on the screen.

ADJUDICATE IN/ON: officially decide in dispute. he was appointed to

adjudicate in the complex matter.

BARGE IN/ON: to rush in suddenly. The children barged in the room as

it started raining.

EXIST IN/ON: be in existence. life exists only on earth.

GRAZE IN/ON: eat growing grass. the cattle grazed  in the field.

GROUNDED IN/ON: to be based on something. his theory is grounded on

sound principles.

IMPRESS IN/ON: impressed in something. the patterns have been

carefully impressed in the plaster.

INSCRIBE IN/ON: to carefully write, cut or print words on something

hard. the king got his orders inscribed on rocks.

LESSON IN/ON: teaching in a particular skill or subject. i had a

lesson in mob psychology.

LIE IN/ON: be in a position when your body is  flat. she way lying on a sofa.

LOG IN/ON: to gain accesss to a computer. she does not know how to log in.

LOITER IN/ON: move about without purpose. loitering in these quaerters

is prohibited.

LOUNGE IN/ON: to sit or stand lazily. the  children were lounging on

in the park.

PLANT IN/ON: to put firmly in or on. he planted a tree on the mound.

PARK IN/ON: to put something on a particular place ina way that is

annoying. he parked a big basket of sweet on my table.

RECLINE IN/ON :to recline on, lean back in a relaxed way. she reclined

on a sofa.