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Ann225 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

At or in

Hi,

“He works at/in a control tower.”

This is probably a stupid question but is ‘at’ also correct in this example or only ‘in’?

Thank you.

  

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'work at a control tower' is not unheard of, but 'work in a control tower' is much more often the wording that is chosen. So yes, 'at' is also correct. CJ

— CalifJim

  • 'work at a control tower' is not unheard of, but 'work in a control tower' is much more often the wording that is chosen.
  • So yes, 'at' is also correct.
  • CJ
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'work at a control tower' is not unheard of, but 'work in a control tower' is much more often the wording that is chosen.

So yes, 'at' is also correct.

CJ

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