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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

about haven't in or at...

what is the correct one,i have worked in or at?
  

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It depends what you are talking about. I have worked in Malta. I have worked in marketing.

— Elanguest

  • It depends what you are talking about.
  • I have worked in Malta.
  • I have worked in marketing.
  • I have worked at an English school.
  • I have worked at Elanguest.
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It depends what you are talking about. Emotion: smile

I have worked in Malta.
I have worked in marketing.
I have
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'in' and 'at' are prepositions. The prefix 'pre' in prepositions means before, just like the same prefix in 'prefix'. That means, choosing which prepositions to use depends on the word that come after, not before. That is why without knowing what you mean, no one cannot answer your question. Check this out for more about prepositions:
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