Learn English – Which is correct “in its path” vs “on its path”

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I want to know which sentence is correct. "It destroyed everything in its path" or "It destroyed everything on its path"

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It depends if the path is enclosed (like a tube) or open, assuming that you are talking about a monster rampaging through a city or something similar I think it is "On its path" to that. ON is used to denote a position for surfaces, in the situation of a city the path would be along the surface (of the ground). However you could also say that the objects are contained within the path.

This is where I got my information. http://www.differencebetween.net/language/difference-between-in-and-on/

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