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Lynn3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
at and in
" Henry, why don't you sit at your usual place at the head of the table. Maria, you sit here, on this side. Alice, you sit in our usual place. I 'll sit here, near the kictchen.
As the highlights, what are the differeces between "at your usual place and in our usual place"?
Thank,
Lynn
As the highlights, what are the differeces between "at your usual place and in our usual place"?
Thank,
Lynn
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Hello Lynn They say "sit at the table" and "sit in the chair". So I guess the place in "sit at your usual place" means a certain place in front of something like a table and the place in "sit in our usual place" means something like a chair or a lounge. paco.
- Hello Lynn They say "sit at the table" and "sit in the chair".
- So I guess the place in "sit at your usual place" means a certain place in front of something like a table and the place in "sit in our usual place" means something like a chair or a lounge.
- paco.
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Hello Lynn
They say "sit at the table" and "sit in the chair". So I guess the place in "sit at your usual place" means a certain place in front of something like a table and the place in "sit in our usual place" means something like a chair or a lounge.
paco.
They say "sit at the table" and "sit in the chair". So I guess the place in "sit at your usual place" means a certain place in front of something like a table and the place in "sit in our usual place" means something like a chair or a lounge.
paco.
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