(A) I am in the bed
(B) I am on the bed.
Which sentence is the correct answer here?

I'm on bed

I think both the two sentences are correct grammatically. But the first one sounds more better

Polynek:
(A) I am in the bed

(B) I am on the bed.

Which sentence is the correct answer here?

I'm in bed means I'm sleeping or about to sleep off.

I'm on the bed means I'm probably sitting or lying down on the bed but not asleep.

Your topic is grammatically incorrect.

[quote author=BBYYOLA post=98980080]I think both the two sentences are correct grammatically. But the first one sounds more better[/quote]

Double comparative is a no-no!
better (yes)
much better ( yes)
more better ( no )

I hope you don't mind the corrections above.

Omoolami100:
Your topic is grammatically incorrect.

correct me pls leme learn

Both are correct depending on the context in which the sentences are used.

"In bed" means you're sleeping. Eg.. by 10pm, I was already in bed >> sleeping

On bed means you're simply lying or sitting on the bed eg "I was lying on the bed" but not sleeping. Eg. "I was on the bed watching TV when he came.

Polynek:
correct me pls leme learn

'Among' can be used when comparing 3 or more objects.
The right word should have been 'between'.

Omoolami100:

'Among' can be used when making comparing 3 or more objects. The right word should have been 'between'.

Nice observation.

[quote author=chukxie post=98984287][/quote]

Thank you

Omoolami100:

'Among' can be used when making comparing 3 or more objects. The right word should have been 'between'.

"when comparing or making comparism" not "making comparing"

uglodoh:


"when comparing or making comparism" not "making comparing"

I was going for the former, sorry I didn't cross check before posting

The one making correction needs correction, that obviously explains that English is not our language.

Pls someone should correct me if I'm wrong somewhere...