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Vincent Teo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

beside / near / by / next to / at the window

Do we say,

He sits beside / near / by / next to / at the window.
  

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I think that a sentence "sitting beside the window" might be correct

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I think that a sentence "sitting beside the window" might be correct
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He sits beside / near / by / next to / at the window.
All of these are possible.
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