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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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At or in?
Is it correct to say "I'd like to meet you in your office" or "I'd like to meet you at your office"?
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IMO, in the office means inside the office, whereas at the office doesn't specify whether the person is in or outside the office.
- IMO, in the office means inside the office, whereas at the office doesn't specify whether the person is in or outside the office.
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IMO, in the office means inside the office, whereas at the office doesn't specify whether the person is in or outside the office.
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I met him at the airport/bridge.
I would write at the office.
Of course in the office is correct.
For me 'at' specifies a place or rather a spot. The place where I work is a place/spot.
I met him at London is not very accurate as London is big geographical area.
It should be I met him in London.
It is interesting to learn from Yoong that the prepos
I would write at the office.
Of course in the office is correct.
For me 'at' specifies a place or rather a spot. The place where I work is a place/spot.
I met him at London is not very accurate as London is big geographical area.
It should be I met him in London.
It is interesting to learn from Yoong that the prepos
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