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Joe2012 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
At or in preposition confusion
Sentence: "working as a teacher at/in a school"
My question/doubt: What would be the right preposition in the above mentioned sentence: at or in. I think "at" but have seen so many people using "in" that's why I'm confused. So need your help/confirmation.
Thanks
My question/doubt: What would be the right preposition in the above mentioned sentence: at or in. I think "at" but have seen so many people using "in" that's why I'm confused. So need your help/confirmation.
Thanks
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Hi, 'In' is much more idiomatic. ' Clive
- Hi, 'In' is much more idiomatic.
- ' Clive
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Hi,
'In' is much more idiomatic.
'At' focuses more on the idea of 'Where are you located, physically?'
Clive
'In' is much more idiomatic.
'At' focuses more on the idea of 'Where are you located, physically?'
Clive
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