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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
At/In
I work in a Japanese restaurant. Or
I work at a Japanese restaurant.
Both mean the same thing but which one is more accurate
I work at a Japanese restaurant.
Both mean the same thing but which one is more accurate
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I think if you are actually doing restaurant work -- cooking, waiting, bussing, hostessing, etc. -- then "in" might be more accurate. This might be a matter of opinion.
- I think if you are actually doing restaurant work -- cooking, waiting, bussing, hostessing, etc.
- -- then "in" might be more accurate.
- This might be a matter of opinion.
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I think if you are actually doing restaurant work -- cooking, waiting, bussing, hostessing, etc. --
then "in" might be more accurate. This might be a matter of opinion.
then "in" might be more accurate. This might be a matter of opinion.
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