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Anonymous  +  201748 Tue, 28 Feb 06 08:01 AM

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would it be correct to say  "I AM IN SUNSHINE" to express I am standing where the sun is shining?
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nona the brit  +  201774 Tue, 28 Feb 06 10:19 AM
You need to say I am in the sunshine.
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CalifJim  +  201876 Tue, 28 Feb 06 05:44 PM
Or, I'm in the sun, or I'm standing in the sun.
As opposed to I'm in the shade or I'm standing in the shade.

You can substitute sitting or lying for standing, of course.

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