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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
At/in
What is correct here, at or in?
She has been teaching at/in this school for twenty years.
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Anonymous She has been teaching at/in this school for twenty years. Both are fine and common.
- Anonymous She has been teaching at/in this school for twenty years.
- Both are fine and common.
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AnonymousShe has been teaching at/in this school for twenty years.
Both are fine and common.
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