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Hanuman_2000 Posted 12 years ago
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Hello,
1. He is at school.
2. He is in school.
What are the differences between the two sentences meaning wise?
Thanks.
1. He is at school.
2. He is in school.
What are the differences between the two sentences meaning wise?
Thanks.
Top answer
1. He is at school. Right this minute, he is (for instance) in a classroom with a teacher.
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- He is at school.
- Right this minute, he is (for instance) in a classroom with a teacher.
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- He is in school.
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1. He is at school. Right this minute, he is (for instance) in a classroom with a teacher.
2. He is in school. He is a student. He does not have a job, but he is working towards a degree.
It can also mean the same as #1 for a child who is too young to have employment.
2. He is in school. He is a student. He does not have a job, but he is working towards a degree.
It can also mean the same as #1 for a child who is too young to have employment.
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