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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
AT or IN. ??
We address this issue in step 1.
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We address this issue at set 1.
Is it "at" or "in"?
It seems like "at" means a single point in time, whereas "in" means something is done during a period of time.
What is the difference? Thank you!
or
We address this issue at set 1.
Is it "at" or "in"?
It seems like "at" means a single point in time, whereas "in" means something is done during a period of time.
What is the difference? Thank you!
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I would say "in step 1" but I'd actually say "in the first step."
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