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When you use something to write, you usually say "with something", but I wonder why did Rosa say "in crayon"?

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Rebecca

When someone is filling out a form or official document, the expression "fill it out in [pen, pencil, marker, etc.]" is often used. It has the same meaning as "with a pen" or "using a pen," but sounds a little more formal. In cases where you have to specify which type of writing utensil you used when filling out a form, it is common to use the expression "in [type of utensil]." Ex: Please fill out the form in pen. We don't allow pencil as answers can be erased and changed. Ex: Fill in the blanks on this form in pencil.

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