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Both prepositions are used in many different ways. See your dictionary. 'At' generally refers to a point in space or time: I'll meet you at the Prince Hotel at 3 pm.
- Both prepositions are used in many different ways.
- See your dictionary.
- 'At' generally refers to a point in space or time: I'll meet you at the Prince Hotel at 3 pm.
- 'In' generally refers to 2-dimensional space/time or 3-dimensional space: I'll meet you in the main lobby of the Prince Hotel in the morning .
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Both prepositions are used in many different ways. See your dictionary.
'At' generally refers to a point in space or time: I'll meet you at the Prince Hotel at 3 pm.
'In' generally refers to 2-dimensional space/time or 3-dimensional space: I'll meet you in the main lobby of the Prince Hotel in the morning.
'At' generally refers to a point in space or time: I'll meet you at the Prince Hotel at 3 pm.
'In' generally refers to 2-dimensional space/time or 3-dimensional space: I'll meet you in the main lobby of the Prince Hotel in the morning.
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