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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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At a plant or in a plant?
He works in the London plant of the factory or at the London plant of the factory?
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You can use either one. Both are possible. Personally, I would say 'at'.
- You can use either one.
- Both are possible.
- Personally, I would say 'at'.
- All you need is "at the London plant".
- You don't need "of the factory".
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You can use either one. Both are possible.
Personally, I would say 'at'.
All you need is "at the London plant". You don't need "of the factory".
CJ
Personally, I would say 'at'.
All you need is "at the London plant". You don't need "of the factory".
CJ
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