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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
At this stage
Hi,
Which is correct?
AT this stage, we connect a to b.
IN this stage, we connect a to b.
AT this step, we connect a to b.
IN this step, we connect a to b.
Is there a reason why people seem to use both AT and IN? Or is there something I am not seeing here?
Thank you.
Which is correct?
AT this stage, we connect a to b.
IN this stage, we connect a to b.
AT this step, we connect a to b.
IN this step, we connect a to b.
Is there a reason why people seem to use both AT and IN? Or is there something I am not seeing here?
Thank you.
Top answer
None are really 'wrong' but at this stage and in this step are the usual collocations: that is all.
- None are really 'wrong' but at this stage and in this step are the usual collocations: that is all.
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None are really 'wrong' but at this stage and in this step are the usual collocations: that is all.
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