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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Behind /at the back / in the back of someone
Which is the right one
Stand behind someone
Stand at the back of someone
Stand in the back of someone
Top answer
anonymous Stand behind someone Definitely - this is the normal way of expressing it. anonymous Stand at the back of someone Unusual - you would normally say that you were standing at the back of a line of people rather than an individual person. anonymous Stand in the back of someone No - this is not correct.
- anonymous Stand behind someone Definitely - this is the normal way of expressing it.
- anonymous Stand at the back of someone Unusual - you would normally say that you were standing at the back of a line of people rather than an individual person.
- anonymous Stand in the back of someone No - this is not correct.
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anonymousStand behind someone
Definitely - this is the normal way of expressing it.
anonymousStand at the back of someone
Unusual - you would normally say that you were standing at the back of a line of people rather than an individual person.
anonymousStand in the back of someone
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