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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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At the company, or in the company?
I always read many phrases with "at the company" or "in the company". In that case, has any difference about the use of these prepositions ?
Example: "This study is an approach about Endomarketing; it describes the concept like being one of the Internal Marketing tools at the corporation."
Example: "This study is an approach about Endomarketing; it describes the concept like being one of the Internal Marketing tools at the corporation."
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Anonymous I always read many phrases with "at the company" or "in the company". In that case, has any difference about the use of these prepositions ? In that case, there is little practical difference.
- Anonymous I always read many phrases with "at the company" or "in the company".
- In that case, has any difference about the use of these prepositions ?
- In that case, there is little practical difference.
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AnonymousI always read many phrases with "at the company" or "in the company". In that case, has any difference about the use of these prepositions ?In that case, there is little practical difference.
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Can you give me an example or explain the difference? I would apreciate ;D
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Oto MaiaCan you give me an example or explain the difference?'At' is a zero-dimensional point reference, as a geographical location.
'In' is a two- or three-dimensional locational reference placing the object within another structure or boundary.
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