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Maria D Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
At vs in vs on with events and occasions
Hello!
Could you help me, please?
How to choose the right preposition for events and occasions?
For example, why do we say:
at the conference
in the meeting
on the exhibition
When and which preposition do we use with events and occasions?
Thank you!
Top answer
It depends on the context. He will be at the conference / meeting / exhibition. (location) We will be making a presentation in the meeting.
- It depends on the context.
- He will be at the conference / meeting / exhibition.
- (location) We will be making a presentation in the meeting.
- (a duration of time) Maria D on the exhibition That is not common.
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It depends on the context.
He will be at the conference / meeting / exhibition. (location)
We will be making a presentation in the meeting. (a duration of time)
Maria Don the exhibition
That is not common.
Put another noun after "exhibition."
e.g.
CSNBC was moving into their spot on the exhi
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