A puzzling question
Tomorrow, I'm going to a meeting (at which / in which) we are going to discuss women's role in society.
The answer to this question is 'at which', but I feel the correct answer is 'in which'. I want to know the difference between a meeting at which and a meeting in which.
Top answer
Both are used, but more often people say that they discuss things "at" a meeting rather than "in" a meeting. This is more a question of knowing the statistical frequencies of different expressions rather than selecting the only one that is correct. CJ
- Both are used, but more often people say that they discuss things "at" a meeting rather than "in" a meeting.
- This is more a question of knowing the statistical frequencies of different expressions rather than selecting the only one that is correct.
- CJ
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Both are used, but more often people say that they discuss things "at" a meeting rather than "in" a meeting.
This is more a question of knowing the statistical frequencies of different expressions rather than selecting the only one that is correct.
CJ
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