I stubbed my toe by the table? Onto the table?

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How to say table was the thing I kicked into using stub?






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          I stubbed my toe on the table




          But I’m assuming it was the table leg? So if you want to be more specific:




          I stubbed my toe on the table leg







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            onto is used to show movement into or on a particular place. for example:




            He climbed onto the stage




            One of the meanings of on is to show what causes pain or injury as a result of being touched, for example




            I hit my head on the shelf as I was standing up




            on is therefore the correct preposition to use in your sentence.






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              I stubbed my toe on the table




              But I’m assuming it was the table leg? So if you want to be more specific:




              I stubbed my toe on the table leg







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                I stubbed my toe on the table




                But I’m assuming it was the table leg? So if you want to be more specific:




                I stubbed my toe on the table leg







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                  I stubbed my toe on the table




                  But I’m assuming it was the table leg? So if you want to be more specific:




                  I stubbed my toe on the table leg







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                  I stubbed my toe on the table




                  But I’m assuming it was the table leg? So if you want to be more specific:




                  I stubbed my toe on the table leg








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                      onto is used to show movement into or on a particular place. for example:




                      He climbed onto the stage




                      One of the meanings of on is to show what causes pain or injury as a result of being touched, for example




                      I hit my head on the shelf as I was standing up




                      on is therefore the correct preposition to use in your sentence.






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                        onto is used to show movement into or on a particular place. for example:




                        He climbed onto the stage




                        One of the meanings of on is to show what causes pain or injury as a result of being touched, for example




                        I hit my head on the shelf as I was standing up




                        on is therefore the correct preposition to use in your sentence.






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                          onto is used to show movement into or on a particular place. for example:




                          He climbed onto the stage




                          One of the meanings of on is to show what causes pain or injury as a result of being touched, for example




                          I hit my head on the shelf as I was standing up




                          on is therefore the correct preposition to use in your sentence.






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                          onto is used to show movement into or on a particular place. for example:




                          He climbed onto the stage




                          One of the meanings of on is to show what causes pain or injury as a result of being touched, for example




                          I hit my head on the shelf as I was standing up




                          on is therefore the correct preposition to use in your sentence.







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