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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'on a picnic' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a particular type of outing, such as going to a park or outdoor area with friends or family and eating a meal together. For example, "My family and I spent the day on a picnic in the park, eating sandwiches and playing frisbee."
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Cold, it's an excellent thing to take on a picnic.
Freeze a box to take on a picnic and keep the rest of the food cold.
2 To take on a picnic, add ice cubes and slices of grapefruit and lemons to the pitcher before leaving.
Sally packed devilled eggs — something she usually hated to take on a picnic, because they were so messy.
When going on a picnic, bring napkins that are made out of tree free paper.
The chapter called "The Masqueraders", for example, was based on a picnic held one September to celebrate the harvest season.
In one painting, Menuez sprawls on a picnic blanket, her open legs revealing a patch of orange.
Some stand on their own; one sits on a park bench; another sprawls on a picnic table.
Then "Will you come on a picnic with us tomorrow".
"I'd bring it on a picnic," he said.
The dream would be to go on a picnic where he has made all the food.
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